This is from a group of friends I know and dive with on occasion.2 years ago, a group of divers from LA area (LAUE: Los AngelesUnderwater Explorer) started the project Infidel clean up. The goal wasto remove all the nets which covers the wreck and regularly trap marinelife (seals, sea lions, even birds). The wreck seats under 150ft ofwater, which makes the cleaning work challenging and requires lots ofcaution. Strong dive teams and very rigorous process.After many dives, the wreck start to look much better now, and newmarine life is elected it as new home: lobsters, nudibranchs, wolf eel,and so on.On Aug 23rd, 2014, new missions were set to both continue removing thenets (and a lot was removed again), but also document the new life.Unfortunately, the visibility wasn't very good for still picture, evenvideo. But on the way back, we had a chance to have the company of aGreat White Shark. Probably 16 to 20ft long. She check us out veryclosely and tag along for 4 minutes. Few minutes of excitement and ofcourse a bit of chill, knowing that we had a long time to get to thesurface.