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English: The ships are guided along the locks with locomotives called the "mules". Big Panamax ships require 6 mules, 4 to handle the bow and 2 to handle the stern. Here you can see the bow-mules hauling in their steel cables as the ship exits the locks to sail into the Caribbean.
Date 19 June 2011
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