The Economic Times

Australias 1,140-tonne, 79-meter shipwreck gets transformed into the largest floating mangrove forest, creating a haven for marine wildlife

An abandoned ship called the SS Ayrfield in Homebush Bay has become a unique floating forest. Once a coal transport vessel, the ship was left to rust after being sold for demolition. Over time, grey mangrove trees have grown on the vessel, creating a striking visual contrast. Despite its beauty, the area has a history of industrial pollution requiring significant cleanup efforts.