11. An Iceberg’s Underside
Found in: Arctic Seas
Estimated Price: N/A
The phrase “That’s just the tip of the iceberg” is well-known, and this image demonstrates its true meaning. Only a small, free-floating portion of the structure is visible when you encounter an iceberg. An iceberg’s visible portion is just about 10% above the ocean.
An Iceberg’s Underside
This image displays the remainder, which lies below. The so-called “bummmock” indeed dwarfs everything in its path. It’s easy to understand how a massive ship like the Titanic might be sunk by an ice block like this.
12. Breaking Ship
located in Asia East. Price per LDT container: $494–$505*
One of the riskiest jobs in the world is shipbreaking, which entails disassembling a ship to find its pieces. After being “broken off,” these parts can be sold or used again. Because it releases asbestos, oil, and other toxic materials, shipbreaking is risky.
Additionally, you run the risk of being struck by a massive piece of metal. Massive ships that are past their prime are dismantled by 250,000 workers in shipbreaking yards in Bangladesh, China, India, and Pakistan.
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