there is a line on the side of the ship, as the cargo is loaded the ship sinks deeper into the water, when the the reaches the water, they must stop loading.
That is the low tech method, nowadays with computers, shipping companies know down to the pound what has been loaded onto the ship. The computers are even smart enough to load containers that will be need first onto the top so they can be unloaded easier.
I don't own a cargo trailer but if I did I you would need to know the year, make, model and condition of it to determine its value.
it is the cargo area. in a boat? ya know, dude.
I know this may not be such a good answer but I do know that they're is not much at all, and that it has a lot of food coloring that makes it very unhealthy. Captain Crunch is not a cereal that I would recommend.
Yes, but they had no idea how much damage it would cause.
you know that's a good question but I don't think it would.:(
because he/she needs to know how far he/she is going
I really do not know but it would just be an opinion.
Different airlines have different rules about how they handle live animals. Some airlines would allow the rabbit to travel in the cargo hold, but this is not very safe for the rabbit. Some airlines allow dogs and cats to travel in carrying cases in the passenger areas of the plane, but I don't know about rabbits.
honestly, i dont know.
A lot of stuff. But do you know what the weirdest thing is? Did you know that from a car it is called a SHIPment while from a ship it is called CARgo. Weird, huh?about 4 fat guys plus or minus a zaboomafoolove, fat guy
I don't know the captain of Hawaii, but if you meant Capitol it Honolulu
Yes. No airline I know of would allow them to ride in the passenger compartment, though; they'd have to be caged and placed in the cargo area.