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Kuna Indians rowing past their villages in the San Blas Islands of northeastern Panama.
A view of the Panama Canal at night, including one of the locks buildings and a &quot;mule,&quot; one of the trains that pull ships through the locks.
Two container ships passing through locks of the Panama Canal.
The rocky coast of Iguana Island on the Pacific coast of Panama. Sparsely inhabited by humans, this wildlife refuge teems with amazing bird and marine life.
The ruins of a jungle prison on the island of Coiba in Panama. The entire island was once a penal colony, but is now a nature reserve. The last few prisoners, who have no other home, tend the ruins of the main prison grounds.
A Panamanian coral reef.
A tropical reef fish.
An inviting Panama beach.
A section of the Panama Canal.
Canons at the fortress in Portobelo.
A Panamanian toucan.
All sizes of ships go through the Panama Canal.
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