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Through what strait would ships have to pass after leaving byzantium?
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How many ships pass through the strait of Gibraltar daily?
500
Magellan's ships sailed though a blank in order to reach the pacificocean?
The ships went through a strait.
Through what strait would you pass to avoid going around Cape Horn?
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How many ships entering the Singapore strait?
25,000
Explain how the monster charybdis threatens ships?
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What dangerous waters did Magellan lose two ships?
I think the Strait of Magellan
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Why pirates are important?
They're not... they steal ships and ships cargo without leaving a trace that they were there.
What danger does scylla present?
Scylla is a mythical creature in Greek mythology that is typically depicted as a multi-headed sea monster located in a narrow strait. It poses a danger to sailors by attacking and devouring them as they pass through the strait. Its presence creates a perilous navigation challenge for ships.
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you will know rockhopper's ship is leaving when an event is going to end
Where are there pirates?
Modern pirates prey on large ships as they pass through small areas such as the Strait of Malacca and the Gulf of Aden. Piracy is also found in the South China Sea and the Niger Delta.
What body of water is choked by the strait of hormuz through which much of the world's oil is shipped?
The Strait of Hormuz is the only connection between the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea, which is a section of the larger Indian Ocean. Oil from much of the Middle East is transported by ships which start out in the Persian Gulf. Thus, about 35% of the world's oil that is transported by sea and 20% of the oil produced each year must pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
