Amazing Little Girl Shows How to Right And Self-Bail Canoe

I didn't think this was possible.
Sniper007says...

'Less dense' than water, not 'lighter'.

But I imgagine if the density is identical to water it could also work, so long as you are able to grab it and pull it to the surface. I think she actually did this a little in the video at the beginning.

jwraysaid:

This will only work if the canoe is made of a material lighter than water.

dannym3141says...

I think he means lighter than the water displaced. As in buoyant force. It essentially means the same thing.

Sniper007said:

'Less dense' than water, not 'lighter'.

But I imgagine if the density is identical to water it could also work, so long as you are able to grab it and pull it to the surface. I think she actually did this a little in the video at the beginning.

Paybacksays...

I've always found it funny how counter-intuitive it is that ice is less dense than water...

Sniper007said:

'Less dense' than water, not 'lighter'.

But I imgagine if the density is identical to water it could also work, so long as you are able to grab it and pull it to the surface. I think she actually did this a little in the video at the beginning.

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