Cancun Underwater Museum – Musa

Museum
Cancun Underwater Museum (known as MUSA) is one of the main attractions in Mexico. This is a unique place where you can see not only beautiful colorful fish, but also amazing statues of people, cars and other objects.

The history of the museum
This museum was invented by several people who wanted to protect nature. Their names` are Dr. Jamie Gonzalez Cano, Roberto Diaz Abraham and Jason Taylor. Jason Taylor is an artist and sculptor from the UK. He began to fill the museum with the necessary exhibits.

The purpose of the creation
The most important purpose of the creation of the museum was to show the damage that many travelers do to the environment. For example, divers are proud of the "souvenirs" taken from the seabed. Most often, corals fit into this category.

Description of the underwater exhibits
The sculptures of the museum are collected in complexes. The museum shows such spheres of human life as "Conquest", "Revolution" and "Independence". Besides people you can see cars, houses and even a large underwater mine.

Each exhibit was given an unique name, such as "Man on Fire", which has "fire" corals growing out of holes, "Dream Collector" or "Gardener Girl". And the largest composition is called "Quiet Revolution".
"Man on Fire"
"Quiet Revolution"