Amphibious vehicles are also called amphibious vehicles, amphibious ships, amphibious ships and amphibious boats. It is a special means of transportation that combines the dual functions of a car and a boat. It can not only run on land like a car, but also float on water like a boat.

Because of its excellent land and water transportation performance, it can cross rivers, lakes and seas without being restricted by bridges or ships, so it has its special historical significance in transportation.

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When the amphibious vehicle reaches the surface of the water, the paddle wheel at the tail begins to work. More precisely, it should be a ship with steam-driven wheels. In terms of structure and use, this invention is a car that can walk in water.

The trans-century amphibious vehicle was developed in the United States. Its speed on the highway is more than 220 kilometers per hour, and its speed at sea is 140 kilometers per hour. This amphibious vehicle has adopted more than 200 hi-tech, 86 of which are the latest scientific and technological inventions, and can be called a "cross-century" dual-purpose vehicle.