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Many ships that travel in polar regions can get stuck in thick layers of sea ice. These ice formations can be several meters thick and pose a significant obstacle to ships trying to navigate through the region. Ships may become trapped in the ice, requiring assistance from icebreakers or other specialized vessels to free them.
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What makes ships get stuck when they travel in polar regions?
Pack Ice
What is something that ships get stuck in?
There are many things that ships get stuck in:ice(in legend) the Sargasso Seathe doldrumsportin legal battleswater that is too shallowwar zones
What is the result of the ship striking against a rock?
It depends how hard it stuck and the ships construction.
Do polar bears and reindeer live in a evergreen forest?
No. Polar bears don't live in the forest, they live on ice floes or pack ice (free floating ice or ice stuck to shore) or on open tundra shore in summer when they wait for the ice to return. Reindeer also live in the treeless tundra, eating mostly lichen.
What are the regions of light and unpredictable winds at about 30 degrees North and South latitudes called?
The regions of light and unpredictable winds at about 30 degrees North and South latitudes are called the horse latitudes. These areas are known for their calm, variable winds and were historically nicknamed as such because ships would get stuck in these windless zones and have to lighten their loads by throwing horses overboard.
How do apple seeds travel long distances?
the seeds get stuck on animals fur
Why do polar bears only live at the North Pole?
Because when Pangeae broke up they were stuck there and the just adapted to the harsh environment.
Do you need a passport when traveling by cruise?
The cruise ships may say no but if you miss your ship for some reason you are stuck in a foreign country without a passport. A mess at least. US can't even go to Canada or Mexico without a passport these days. I say get a passport if you want to travel internationally.
Where did naval jelly get its name?
used in WWII to remove rust from ships superstructures, but used prior to WWII. The name was used in WWII and that's how it stuck.
How did global wind belts and calm regions affect transportation in the past?
Global wind belts and calm regions affect , is the trade winds blow from the east and die out as they come near the equator . The westerlies blow from the west and move storms across the United States. The easterlies blow from the east and they cause stormy weather to occur when cold air forms this belt meets warm air of the westerlies.Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/How_do_global_wind_belts_affect_weather_and_climate#ixzz1AalyUMxY
Is it possible for time travel?
You mean risking your life being stuck in something, million miles away from earth, because the earth is obviously not at the same position as it was when you was about to time travel? So is time travel possible?: maybe.
How can I make a sleeveless floral top look tomboyish?
Put sleeves on it and dye it black, maybe? Floral is the polar opposite of tomboy, so you're kinda stuck.
