| DEEP SEA VOYAGES The Davidson Seamount is 7,874 feet high and it's peak is almost 4,100 feet below the surface of the ocean. Many fish, sponges, jellyfish and even some organisms yet to be named can be seen. The Montebello was sunk just off our coast December 23, 1941 by a torpedo from a Japanese submarine. It went down with a full cargo of heavy crude oil. All crew members were rescued by the citizens of Cambria. |
| Small manned submarines and Remotely Operated Vehicles (R.O.V.'s) equipped with lights and cameras allow us to see things never before seen. The "Yellow Submarine", a replica of an actual research sub, allows you to take a video voyage to an undersea mountain. Another video examines the wreck of the Montebello. |
