When large ships reach the end of their service life, many are sent to shipbreaking yards where they are dismantled for valuable materials. Retired tankers, cargo ships, and liners are often beached at high tide before crews begin cutting them apart for scrap steel, engines, cables, and other reusable components.#news #shipping #recycling #industry #ships

Stephen Deutsch

South Kingstown, RI · 15 hours ago

where is this? that's crazy 😲

Get Reel

Sonora, CA · 12 hours ago

It's sad because ships and boats seem to have a soul. (I know they don't really, but still...)

1st amendment only

Bakersfield, CA · 14 hours ago

do they really take them apart only to rebuild them again? how long does it take to build a big ship like that?

Steven Leith

Athens, AL · 14 hours ago

I'd love to have one. don't know where I'd park it.

Andy C

Avon, CT · 12 hours ago

I love recycling nothing better for our world, even if it's just reusing a plastic cup 3-4 times

Disabled Viet.Vet 70-73

14 hours ago

Coming in hot

The Truth

Luling, TX · 15 hours ago

Those ships still look good condition yet the propeller still can move the ship to breaching. Way back in the 70s when I was working in the shipyard repairing those bulk and tankers ships from England, Russia, South Asia and their ships condition are far worst than these ones

Alicia Schuessler

Ventura, CA · 9 hours ago

Still looks good to me

Steven Kaskus

Clifton, CO · 5 hours ago

sad ending 😞

WITCH WAYS

West Melbourne, FL · 15 hours ago

What a waste of