The wreck has become an artificial reef supporting a rich ecosystem and offering photo opportunities both inside and outside the ship. The wreck is not only historically rich but biologically vibrant:
Pelagic Fish: Giant trevallies, snappers, and jacks patrol the wreck
Reef Fish: Batfish, angelfish, and anthias thrive around the superstructure
Macro Life: Nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and shrimps in nooks and crannies
Other: Moray eels, scorpionfish, crocodilefish, and barracudas are common
Occasional Sightings: Reef sharks and turtles
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