Considering that it's been there since March 23, you've likely heard that a very large cargo ship is blocking Egypt's Suez Canal.
If you've been wondering why everyone's making such a big deal about this, ABC News reported that the canal is such an important route for sea trade that about $9 billion worth of goods a day is supposed to pass through it.
But since that obviously hasn't been possible over the past six days, the BBC reported that the issue has left 300 ships stuck on either side of the blockage, many of whom have had to redirect around the Cape of Good Hope at Africa's southernmost point. Egypt is also reportedly losing about $14 million for every day the canal stays closed, as about 12% of the world's global trade happens through it.
With all this in mind, it shouldn't be surprised that international crews are working so hard to free the vessel and one brief video seems to capture the beginning of that work's payoff.