canoe
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A canoe is a small boat that moves through water by paddling. It is a popular leisure sport enjoyed on rivers and lakes.
It was originally a mode of transportation used by Native North Americans for travel and hunting. Today, people worldwide enjoy it as a recreational activity and sport.
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The canoe is one of humanity's oldest watercraft, having evolved into various forms to suit different natural environments across regions. Native North Americans, in particular, possessed the technology to create lightweight yet sturdy canoes from birch bark.
In modern times, it has become such a popular sport that it's been adopted as an official Olympic event. Recently, it has gained attention as an eco-tourism and environmentally friendly leisure activity, with younger generations even developing a new outdoor culture called canoe camping.