The title may sound odd but this is one of Cancun's new attractions in the National Marine Park.
With hundreds of cement sculptures placed at the depth of 27 feet below the surface, it is art with a purpose.
"The cement sculptures constitute an artificial reef, providing surfaces for new coral growth and a habitat for fish and other sea creatures. It also diverts snorkelers and scuba divers, thereby reducing wear and tear on the natural reefs nearby. Local tour operators ferry visitors to the site for diving, snorkeling or glass-bottom-boat rides."
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