[ "One of the most famous polar shipwrecks has been filmed in detail on the sea floor for the first time.", "The Terra Nova carried Captain Scott and his men on their doomed expedition to reach the South Pole more than a century ago.", "The British party lost the race to the pole and died on their return journey in 1912.", "The footage shows the Terra Nova colonised with sea life, but key features of the wooden ship are still visible including its wheel, winch, and mast.", "The wreck lies 170m down off the coast of Greenland. After the polar expedition with Scott, the ship continued in service and eventually sank in 1943 while carrying supplies to US bases during World War Two.", "The Terra Nova was discovered in 2012, but the new expedition has been the first opportunity to record extensive footage of the wreck.", "This significant sighting offers a chance to revisit Scott's story, encapsulating themes of heroism and tragedy associated with the ill-fated journey.", "The Terra Nova now exists as a biodiverse reef, with marine life thriving around and within its remains, signifying a profound transformation from its historical legacy." ]
Unveiling the Terra Nova: A New Look at Captain Scott's Polar Shipwreck

Unveiling the Terra Nova: A New Look at Captain Scott's Polar Shipwreck
Discover the underwater footage showcasing the Terra Nova, Captain Scott's ill-fated ship, now encrusted with marine life off the coast of Greenland. This rare glimpse into the past connects us to a storied expedition and its tragic outcome.
For the first time, the shipwreck of the Terra Nova has been filmed in detail on the sea floor, revealing remnants of Captain Scott's polar expedition. The new footage highlights the ship's key features and its transformation into an artificial reef, showcasing its historical significance and the biodiversity thriving around it.