PetaPixel Underwater Camera Captures First-Ever Images of Japanese WWII Warship


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A sunken ship’s rusted, coral-encrusted gun turret lies deep underwater in dark, murky surroundings, showing significant decay and marine growth.

Researchers used remotely operated cameras to discover the Imperial Japanese Navy destroyer Teruzuki, a famed WWII warship that had gone undocumented and unseen since it was sunk by U.S. torpedoes 83 years ago.

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