💡 Phương tiện đường thủy — Fun Facts

The largest cruise ships are like floating towns carrying thousands of people.

The biggest can hold more than 5,000 travellers. They even have pools, parks and shops on board.

The biggest cargo ships can carry more than 20,000 boxes of goods.

These ships are longer than four football fields! They are some of the largest machines people have ever built.

Ferries carry people and cars across the water to the other side.

Cars drive right on board at one end. When the ferry reaches the other shore, they drive off again.

Sailboats use the wind to push their big sails and move along.

When wind fills the sail, the boat glides forward. Sailors can steer to catch the wind just right.

Submarines can dive deep down under the water.

They fill special tanks with water to sink down. To come back up, they push the water out with air.

Big ships carry cars, food and toys across the ocean to other countries.

The goods are packed in giant metal boxes stacked high. Ships bring things from far away to shops near you.

Boats float on top of the water and carry people across rivers.

A boat pushes water out of the way and the water pushes back up. That gentle push keeps the boat floating.