is this a real modern container ship hull shape? looks very unbalanced front to rear.

Anyway...back on topic.
A GMC Yukon is ~9.6 lbs/ft^3
Dry wood chips are ~27 lbs/ft^3
A maximum loaded 40ft ISO container has a density of 27 lbs/ft^3
Coal is 40-58 lbs/Ft^3
Wheat is ~48 lbs/ft^3
Crude oil is ~56 lbs/ft^3
Paper ~ 74 lbs/ft^3
Dry Portland cement 85-95 lbs/ft^3
Taconite pellets are ~174 lbs/ft^3

Edit: See also Stowage factor - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stowage_factor
 
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Some Asian markets seemingly have a penchant for seeing their dinner swimming in a tank before eating it
I likev how you word that, tell you what, around here we have our dinners dinner swimming around in a tank on our boats ;)
 
I think some of this "salmon" product is a bit like sausages, if you saw what went into making it, you might lose your appetite.
I used to make fish boxes for commercial fishermen who would net vast quantities of common bottom feeding carp out of Lake Pepin ( AKA the twin cities septic tank) and ship it out East labeled as Pepin Perch. This was years before the EPA existed and PCB oil was a standard dust remedy for gravel roads.
 
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