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An offshore navigational buoy in the Atlantic.

Plastic red bouy on a calm lake isolated on blue background

A red channel marker floating on ocean water

Yellow navigation marker in the sea. Yellow buoy on the sea

One red and orange buoy for mooring boats on the surface of the water. Mediterranean sea, Italy

Drone View Signal Buoy in the Sea

Red buoy in the turquoise water of the Caribbean.

Buoy Wave Generation System

Buoy marking the navigable depth in the East Scheldt,the Netherlands.

Buoys on the water in the sea.

Big red iron navigational buoy with signaling light floating on a blue sea with calm waves.

Boundary marks float on sea water's surface

Orange buoy marker, marking the location of a crab pod left by a fisherman.

Setonaikai; Setouchi National Park.

Row of white and yellow buoys in a small port in Liguria, Tellaro village, Lerici municipality, Gulf of La Spezia, Italy, Europe.

Floating Bouy in Harbour

red white moored buoy in blue sea

Rescue ring at sunset.

A Navigation Buoy On The Sea In Vietnam.

Three plastic balls float mid-air just above the water level on the ocean. 3D digital render

illuminated red buoy signaling the fairway leading to the Port of Swinoujscie, Poland

navigational buoy marking a sandbank - shoal seamark - photo by M.Torres

Red bouy floating in the sea in sunset light.

Red buoy in the sea near by Terschelling, the Netherlands

A yellow buoy is floats on a surface of water in a lake.

Closeup of a sea buoy at the entrance to a pier

Green buoy floating in the Baltic Sea port of Swinoujscie, Poland.

Navigational buoy and storm

A red buoy near Baltimore marking the shipping lanes in the Chesapeake.

A ship's fender is a protective device used to prevent damage to a vessel's hull when it comes into contact with docks, piers, or other ships. Typically made from durable materials like rubber, foam, or polyurethane, fenders are designed to absorb the impact of these collisions, reducing the risk of scratches, dents, or structural damage. They come in various shapes and sizes, including cylindrical as in this image, spherical, or D-shaped, and are placed around the ship's sides or at critical points such as the bow and stern. Fenders play an essential role in ensuring the safety and longevity of both the vessel and the infrastructure it interacts with.

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