The Yongala is regarded by many as the greatest wildlife wreck on earth.
杨加拉号被认为是世界上最大的生物沉船y+RJ;WV#ZH~x#iPk26ta。
And looking around me, it's very hard to disagree.
看看我周围，你就不会再有疑虑v(fg-B2J|t%uZJB*。
The wreck provides shelter on the featureless plain for more than 120 fish species.
沉船为一马平川的海底平原上120多种鱼类提供了庇护所9;(4Kmu|jI=9ljqt-3。
This concentration of live is sustained by food swept in by the exceptionally strong currents.
强洋流带来的食物为生物的聚集提供了支持[DUt4~hKb%jw。
The living's so good, many of the young fish stay here for their entire lives,rather than move to the Outer Reef when they grow up.
这里的生活真不错，许多幼鱼选择在这里度过一生，而不是长大后游到外堡礁去[=YP2Q3NN9Mx1&Hf!N+q。
There are sea turtles down here, too.
这里也有海龟,HpWN=LhYou~%yA。
This one is a loggerhead.
这是红海龟QUTD[r9DIM+B,kL!meT。
And the wrecks are favorite hangout for another species.
而沉船还是另一位来客的最爱Bq&VuS40T&,]]Szm)B。
This is the hawksbill turtle, and it's here to feed on the soft coral that coats the wreck.
这是玳瑁，它是被长在沉船残骸上的软珊瑚吸引而来VFpxUnak@D(!mnz=。
The soft corals are one of the main reasons that all these life is attracted to the Yongala.
软珊瑚是这里生机勃勃的主要原因，也是沉船的魅力所在2,V.S#=gMV-79d。
Almost every available space on its once smooth hull is covered with them.
几乎整个船体表面都布满了软体珊瑚)w]n^Uqhb3C73O-j。