The South Seas 3D: Bikini Atoll & Marshall Islands

Bikini Atoll, which gave the name to the most famous model of women's swimsuit, gained infamous notoriety after a series of nuclear tests carried out by the United States at the end of World War II.

To determine the degree of destructive impact of the deadly weapon, dozens of various ships were stationed in its lagoon, which, after a series of explosions, sank to the ocean floor.

For decades, no one has visited this region due to the danger of radioactive exposure. Unique shooting will allow you to see the cemetery of sunken ships, learn how the flora and fauna of the once amazingly beautiful lagoon has changed over 60 years, evaluate how human actions have influenced the unique ecosystem of this region. The Marshall Islands are the real pearl necklace of the Pacific Ocean. An archipelago of two parallel chains and 29 flat coral atolls, is considered to be one of the mos