Chain boat navigation

Have you seen a big boat in the water and wondered how it can move forward? Well, sometimes big boats need a little help from a chain boat to get through shallow water!

Chain boat navigation works by having a smaller boat, called a chain boat, pull a bigger boat through shallow water. The chain boat has a very long chain that is attached to a winch or a motor on the bigger boat. As the chain boat moves forward, it pulls the bigger boat along with it by the chain.

It's kind of like a really big leash that helps the boats move together. The chain is made up of lots of links that are connected to each other to make it long and strong. When the boats are done using the chain boat, they can detach the chain and continue on their own.

Chain boats are really helpful for big boats that can't move through shallow waters on their own. They can also help boats navigate through narrow channels or tough currents. Overall, chain boat navigation is a special way for boats to work together to get where they need to go!