The cruise ship "Celebrity Equinox" run by the US-Norwegian shipping company Celebrity Cruises passes horses near Leer, northern Germany on June 20, 2009. The cruise ship is 315 metres long, 37 metres wide and accommodates 2850 passengers as well as 1000 crew members. Getty Images logo Getty Images 5 months ago

The cruise ship "Celebrity Equinox" run by the US-Norwegian shipping company Celebrity Cruises passes horses near Leer, northern Germany on June 20, 2009. The cruise ship is 315 metres long, 37 metres wide and accommodates 2850 passengers as well as 1000 crew members.

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