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👁️ 1.3M views📅 3 years ago⏱️ 0:46

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The creator provides a firsthand account of a cruise ship journey traveling toward Vancouver off the coast of British Columbia. The video highlights the extremely low visibility conditions present in the area during the voyage. The creator explains that the ship is currently navigating through a protected channel known to be a habitat for various marine life, specifically killer whales and humpback whales. Because of the limited visibility and the presence of wildlife, the crew follows specific safety protocols. The creator addresses viewer curiosity regarding how a large vessel navigates in such conditions, noting the use of an onboard navigation system. Additionally, the creator describes the practice of sounding the ship's horn at regular intervals to alert other nearby boats of the cruise ship's presence and location.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.

What This Creator Said
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Creator's Key Takeaways

so I'm on a cruise ship off the coast of British Columbia and there is literally zero visibility we're on our way to Vancouver

this is a channel where it's protected home to apparently a ton of killer whales and humpback whale they said to look out for them

what they'll do is sound their horn every minute or so to let other boats know that a giant massive cruise ship is coming

Creator's Tips & Advice

Ships use navigation systems and sound their horns periodically in low visibility to alert other vessels.

Questions This Creator Answers

QHow does a cruise ship steer in zero visibility?
QWhat kind of wildlife can be seen off the coast of British Columbia?

Topics Covered

Safety MedicalMeh

Port Highlights

Vancouver
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