Off Miami Beach, 22 concrete car sculptures were submerged to form the first phase of an underwater “Concrete Coral” sculpture park. The installation will host 2,200 lab-grown native corals and is part of a broader, $40 million plan to restore reefs and boost marine biodiversity.
(c) Lucas Pelucas
(c) Lucas Pelucas

Un parc d’art sous-marin à Miami Beach installe un nouvel habitat corallien

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Au large de Miami Beach, 22 sculptures d’autos en béton ont été immergées pour lancer le parc « Concrete Coral ». Il accueillera 2 200 coraux indigènes cultivés en laboratoire et s’intègre à un plan global de 40 millions de dollars pour restaurer les récifs et renforcer la biodiversité marine.

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