What's The Most Bizarre Shipping Method?

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Raphael Orlove
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Did you know the United States Postal Service still uses mules?

Yes, mules.

They only go down a particular canyon trail in remote Arizona, but (at least as of 2009) mule trains still deliver mail here in the U S of A. They mostly move food, but that’s mail.

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But surely there are stranger and more obscure methods of moving things around by land, air, or sea. Let us know the strangest you’ve heard of below.

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