icebergs are dangerous to passing ships as icebergs are hard to spot because usually about 90% of the iceberg is under water. This could make people think that it is only a small iceberg when really it could be very big. Also the iceberg's edges are very sharp due to the very low temperatures and can cut though the ship's hull easily.
Icebergs themselves are not dangerous natural disasters, but they can pose risks to ships if they collide with them, leading to potential accidents like sinking or damage to the vessel. Additionally, icebergs can break apart and create large waves that may be hazardous to ships in their vicinity.
because the pressure of the iceberg is greater than the pressure of the boat and so if the boat hits it, the iceberg will hit the boat, make a hole, and all of the pressure holding the boat up will be released and the ship will sink.
It is beause they can sink ships.
Rough seas with dangerous icebergs is a description of Drake Passage location.
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icebergs and reefs
they are detected by other ships, and then a message is passed onto other ships so the ships know to look out for iceburgs
It is beause they can sink ships.
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Passing Ships was created on 2003-10-21.
They learned that even "unsinkable" ships are not impervious to icebergs.
Quite a few but most notably the Titanic.