The red bottom of a ship is more than just a paint job - it’s a protective shield. Discover how early sailors tackled marine growth and why that legacy lives on today in modern ship design.

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There is a pool party in the sweltering heat. The DJ pumps out loud club music. Everyone is dancing in chic swimwear and sunglasses.