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The famous ship Endurance which sank in Antarctica over a hundred years ago has been discovered.
The ship belonged to British explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton.
In 1915, Endurance got crushed by sea ice on its famous voyage to Antarctica.
Shackleton and his crew of 27 men survived by trekking across the ice and travelling in tiny boats.
They arrived on South Georgia Island, which is 1,400 kilometres east of the Falkland Islands.
Amazingly, they all survived.
The ship was found three kilometres below the Weddell Sea in very good condition.
Its name, Endurance, can still be seen.
A deep sea biologist, Adrian Glover explains the ship's condition.
The Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust was responsible for the search.
A team on a South African icebreaker with underwater drones and other equipment onboard carried out the investigation.
This is the closest archaeologists can go to Endurance as it's a protected historical site.
The only thing that can be brought from the site are videos and images of the ship.
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