A cat was the most common animal to have on ships to control rodents. Cats were low maintenance and extremely skilled predators who didn't take up much space making them ideal for rodent control on ships.
Rats
Rodents and a variety of diseases, including smallpox, plus... stowaways!
What are rats? Rats are rodents that are known for stowing away on ships and were the first clue answered on Alex Trebek's Jeopardy Animals for 100 on September 10, 1984.
To catch mice so that these rodents didn't eat all the food on board/spread diseases etc
There are remote control pirate ships. I even found one that is based on the Pirate of the Caribbean movie. You can find them on amazon.com and sailgb.com
The Pacific Fleet were ships hundreds of ships. They would control the Pacific Ocean. A lot of ships came under heavy fire from submerines that was the number one killer of the ships.
Typically when two ships are in close proximity, such as during a refueling at sea, there is a control ship. In the United Staes Navy, the supply ship is the control ship and the vessel taking supplies from the supply ship is the stand-off ship. This means that if there were a problem that required the two ships to seperate, the control ship determines how it is to happen. Also, the non-control ships guide to the course of the control ships.
They built faster ships with a large wooden beam in the prow to smash and sink enemy ships .
Control was through the use of military power. After the Lexington one observer wrote that there were so many ships filled with troops in the bay that he thought " the whole of London " was in the ships. He said all he could see was the masts of ships to the horizon.
In both and is a shipping center which ships ribosomes
the ships controls are generally located on the bridge of the ship, the name of the control panel? not to sure maybe its just called the control panel?
Philip W. Clark has written: 'The ratproofing of new ships' -- subject(s): Control, Rats, Sanitation, Ships