It might be a bad thing, according to this Christian Science Monitor article. Or a good thing:
“If it turns out that these are actually beneficial in terms of increasing the prey species of the seals and they’re providing foraging opportunities for the seals, then it may be that the structures can be designed in such a way to maximize the chance of artificial reefs developing on those structures,” says Russell. But if “it turns out that they overall have a negative impact, then maybe these structures could be designed to minimize the chances of an artificial reef.”
There’s a 57-second video that goes with it.
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