Shipwreck hunters have made a remarkable discovery: the vessel “Quest,” once commanded by the legendary Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton, has been found largely intact on the ocean floor. Located 15 nautical miles off the coast of Canada, this historic find offers a glimpse into the expeditionary era of the early 20th century.
Ernest Shackleton, known for his pioneering Antarctic expeditions, captained the “Quest” during his later voyages. The discovery of the ship in relatively good condition promises to provide valuable insights into Shackleton’s final adventures and the challenges faced by early polar explorers.
The find is expected to spark renewed interest in Shackleton’s legacy and the history of polar exploration, captivating historians and maritime enthusiasts alike.
