How do coconut stay afloat on water?

Answer 1

Coconuts are mostly hollow, this allows them to be very buoyant .

Answer 2

actually yes they do, because of there hard outer shell (almost like a cork as far as floating goes) also because the ocean has salt in it, causing almost everything and anything to float, in a lake, i have no idea........

Answer 3

Coconut trees are found on islands all over the world. The same trees on uninhabited islands are found on beaches everywhere else. Coconuts have a very handy ability to, not only float, but stay afloat for years at a time. Coconut trees are located near the ocean, and their coconuts often fall into the water. Only when these coconuts have floated across the ocean, or just down the beach a little, and come up on solid ground will they begin their germination producing another tree.

Answer 4

COCONUT BODY IS DENCER THAN COCONUT WATER INSIDE COCONUT BODY IS DENCER THAN COCONUT WATER INSIDE

Answer 5

Because they are less dense than sea-water. They contain a lot of air.

Answer 6

There is lquid in the inside , under the husk and meat.

Answer 7

Its density is less than that of the water's, causing it to float.