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An offshore navigational buoy in the Atlantic.

A red buoy floats in rough turquoise water in Nassau, Bahamas

Red buoy in the turquoise water of the Caribbean.

Red Buoys on Sea.

Seagull sits on a buoy in the sunset sea, sea horizon. Buoy with seagull sitting on top

Lifebuoy aboard a passenger ship with view of the North Sea. Large depth of focus.

Floating Bouy in Harbour

At the entrance of Cap d'Agde harbour

A green buoy floats in the open sea with spikes to prevent animals from landing on it

Half Underwater View Yellow Signal Buoy

Taxiway, side row lights at the night airport

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

red white moored buoy in blue sea

Minimalistic image of a red marker with solar panels and a yellow buoy in the Dutch Wadden sea close to the islands of Vlieland and Terschelling. All markers and buoys serve as resting place for sea birds like the cormorant and the lights are powered by solar panels.

A red channel marker floating on ocean water

Red buoy in the sea near by Terschelling, the Netherlands

A green marker buoy floating in the calm sea.

Buoy Wave Generation System

Yokosuka Port, dilapidated wharf facilities, pier facilities, etc.

Sea Buoy

Buoy indicating left

Setonaikai; Setouchi National Park.

Red buoy on the coast of Miami Florida

A navigation bouy, marking the deep channel for large vessels, in the busy River Plate, on the Uruguay-Argentina border

Red river buoy floating on the wave

A red buoy warning of nearby land

A signalling pontoon on the sea surface

A red buoy bobbing in the ocean.

Buoy with light and green navigation signal when entering must be left to port or right side of the boat, these are international marine signals.

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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