The Cancun Museum is submerged in the depths of the Caribbean

The attached photo collection highlights the submerged Canacon Museum, created by the British

 sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor.

This museum is located in Cancun, Mexico, and contains a collection of 500 sculptures, a series of works by sculptor Jason Decarez Taylor and five other Mexican sculptors from the National Canakon National Park, as well as 3 different galleries, immersed between 3 and 6 meters underwater.

Taylor built statues of special cement that encourages the growth of coral reefs within and on the surface to attract fish and marine plants, and the statues then become living species.

The Cancun Underwater Museum in Mexico is one of the strangest museums in the world. It is an underwater museum located off the coast of Isla Mujeres, near the Mexican city of Cancun in the Caribbean Sea, known as the submerged Cancun Museum. The museum is one of the best in the world.

The museum was founded by Jaime Gonzalez of the National Marine Park, Roberto Diaz of the Cancun Marine Society and sculptor Jason Taylor in an attempt to attract tourists and connect them to the coasts of Mexico after the devastation caused by Wilma.

The museum contains more than 450 statues of full-size persons by artist Jason Taylor. The museum is divided into two parts: the first Salon Manchons, which is located at a depth of 8 meters are available for tourists and divers, and the second salon is "Nizok" located at a depth of 4 meters, and the work is characterized by resistance to the body of the movement.

The underwater Cancun Museum contains hundreds of exciting statues, such as a collection of statues for crowds and a statue of a huge man sitting on the couch watching television. These statues evoke different emotions in man and their presence under water gives them an air of mystery and beauty. The surrounding marine plants and animals have become part of these sculptures, making the entire site look like a site for the remains of an ancient civilization soaked. Or a large ship and all of its moorings are already sunk.

The museum's sculptures are all made from environmentally friendly materials so as not to cause any harm to marine organisms or coral reefs, which will allow them to reproduce more and better and already have been completed and the project has been some sculptures in the water museum

Thailo constructed statues of special cement that encourage the growth of coral reefs within and on the surface; to attract fish and marine plants, and the statues then become living species.