[freeringtonesioo]

Don’t worry…this isn’t an amphibious exercise gone FUBAR. It’s actually an effort by officials in Thailand to recycle old tanks and military vehicles by sinking them into the Gulf of Thailand to become artificial reefs. The Thai government hopes that the old war machines will the serve as artificial reefs for coral to help rehabilitate the marine ecology of the region.



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What do you think about sinking tanks into the Gulf of Thailand to become artificial reefs?

[Fksxneng]

Don’t worry…this isn’t an amphibious exercise gone FUBAR. It’s actually an effort by officials in Thailand to recycle old tanks and military vehicles by sinking them into the Gulf of Thailand to become artificial reefs. The Thai government hopes that the old war machines will the serve as artificial reefs for coral to help rehabilitate the marine ecology of the region.



(Photo by Madaree Tohlala/AFP/Getty Images)


Check out more photos on our Line of Sight blog


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What do you think about sinking tanks into the Gulf of Thailand to become artificial reefs?

It has been proven to be a great idea. the New York City Transit Authority did the same thing with more than One Thousand Subway Cars off the Atlantic coast.

[insightmike]

as well as the Navy doing it with the decommissioned CV's America and Oriskany

[Nabeqiv]

What do you think about sinking tanks into the Gulf of Thailand to become artificial reefs?

No biggie. Everyone else seems to do it and the reefs seem to thrive.