Someone told me there was a canoe in this picture ... but I have to admit I got distracted and did not see it right away. Regardless, the canoes are great but the kayaks are even better: they are light-weight, easy-to-collapse and therefore not only entertaining in the water but highly manageable on the shore compared to their conventional and opaque counterparts.
The only question is: what do you do when it gets dirty? Hopefully each dunk back in the water cleans it off. OK, one other question: what else can we make transparent? Cars, maybe even planes, or are the skies the limit in this case?
Glass-bottom boats are nothing new on scenic tours, but with a see-through canoe you can go wherever you want and have a personal up-close view of whatever is below you. Lighter than a wood or aluminum canoe, tough as bullet-proof glass and entirely transparent on the bottom, these designs provide a completely new way to experience water life around you.
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(maybe the girl's just small)
Please pack your waterproof camcorder.
Sharks are sense and are attracted to the splashing around of people simulating an animal in distress. These must be really popular in New Zealand & Australia, it gives a great opportunity to sit and enjoy the sea life between your legs.
"Great! Now the alligators will be able to figure out if overturning your watercraft is worth their trouble. Perhaps it will be useful in the ocean as well, as sharks can make their vertical attacks against your nicely silhouetted figure."
LMAO.
C'MON!