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Palm Beach Wreck Dive, The Danny McCauley Memorial Reef

Built in 1944, the 110' WWII Canadian Pocahontas tug boat was sunk on February 22, 2013 as an artificial reef in memory of Danny McCauley of West Palm Beach. Danny was an avid diver and angler who lost his life at 17 in a car accident on February 22, 2012, exactly 1 year to the day of the Pocahontas sinking. Danny's parents, friends and coworkers raised $10,000 in his memory towards the $35,000 needed to acquire and sink Pocahontas at it's final resting place 2 miles NE of the Lake Worth Inlet in 74 feet of water. The tug boat, which floated on the Miami River for 35 years, was cleared of hazards, doors removed, openings cut out providing great dive throughs, memorial crosses placed on deck, and large letters spelling "Danny" were welded to the bow. Resting upright with it's bow facing south near existing artificial materials and several vessels, the Pocahontas attracts many species of fish. Please watch Documentary 'The Dark History of Killer Whale Captures': https://vimeo.com/229322388 A chronological documentary ranging from the 60s to present briefly describes kidnapping of orcas from their natural habitat. A more detailed is the information about capturing of orcas in Russia, the only country where it’s currently practiced. The best of #ScubaFilmFactory :    • The Best of ScubaFilmFactory