Which risk increased for Viking longships attempting trans-Atlantic voyages when poorly tanned sails were used?

💡 Explanation

Increased risk of sail rot occurs due to collagen breakdown in hide sails because inadequate tanning allows microbial attack; therefore a greater number of voyages result in irreparable damage rather than the sails lasting, which would be the outcome with proper preparation

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