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This is the camel, a two-humped one that occurs in Central Asia. In the desert of Saudi Arabia, participants in the Dakar rally will see the dromedary, a one-humped camelid found in the Middle East.
I met this animal at the Dutch Dakar.
Dit is de kameel een tweebultige die voorkomt in Centraal Azie. In de woestijn van Saoedi Arabie zullen de deelnemers aan de Dakar rally de dromedaris zien, een eenbultige kameelachtige die voorkomt in het Midden Oosten.
Ik trof dit dier bij de Dutch Dakar.
A young boy handles his 2 camels in the desert of Wadi Rum, Jordan.
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Another sandstorm,
thorns for lunch,
water water
whither art thou?
and whoever thought
camel races sport
have never run
in desert heat,
alas miles and miles
on burning feet,
no oasis in sight
nor shade tree
only sore hoofs
endless drudgery
(yes, it’s hump day)
and now identity crisis:
my ancestry DNA
came back – not a camel,
I’m a dromedary.
--M deO
La Camelia japonica proviene dalla Cina, dal Giappone e da altre zone del Sud-Est asiatico: è uno degli arbusti più amati e popolari presente nei nostri giardini.
Bella e delicata non ama esporsi al sole ma preferisci rimanere in ombra senza mettersi in mostra per non sciupare la sua bellezza.
When it rains, lots of temporary lakes are formed everywhere in the desert. Animals, including camels, find plenty of water and grass. This is like paradise to them. We have received more rain this year than usual, by the way.
The photo was taken by As Suwadirah to the north east of Madina.
The dromedaries at our local zoo are quite comical and seem to know how to ignore the camera pointing at them... they will strike a pose however, when given the chance, lol
On our visit to Fuerteventura we made a fantastic camel ride through Montaña Colorada and Calderon Hondo volcano, dating from about 50,000 years, in Lajares (La Oliva).
The volcano Calderón Hondo is one of the seven volcanoes of the Bayuyo in the best state of conservation. During the tour it is possible to climb it and also look into its crater. From its summit, at 278 meters above sea level and on the edge, you can admire a large crater 70 meters deep and very nice views of Fuerteventura.
• Dromedary, Arabian camel, one-humped camel
• Dromedario, camello arábigo
Scientific classification:
Domain:Eukaryota
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Chordata
Class:Mammalia
Order:Artiodactyla
Family:Camelidae
Genus:Camelus
Species:C. dromedarius
Calderón Hondo Volcano, Lajares, La Oliva, Fuerteventura, Islas Canarias
"Just like a caravan of camels walking in the desert, be durable against the adversities of life and walk with decisive steps."
Mehmet Murat Ildan
Two camels loaded with packs take the opportunity to graze on some brush near the Kasbah Ait Benhaddou. The kasbah sits in a small oasis that follows a stream bed in south central Morocco.
There wasn't much in the way of sky colour the morning I shot at Camel Rock in Bermagui on the NSW Sapphire Coast in April, but the morning light on the rocks still made for a satisfying shot.
Happy Halloween! Since we are in Mongolia, what could be better than taking on the role of a camel herder! It was a cold morning in the Gobi Desert as evidenced by the camel's breath. Fortunately, we warmed up quickly as we climbed the steep dunes with the camels. Immediately after I snapped this shot, the camel came up and kissed Evelyn on her shoulder. What a memorable morning we had with these magnificient animals!
Ships of the desert.
Where they once walked in the sands of the outback these camels now walk on the sands of Lighthouse Beach.
A popular tourist attraction the intrepid thrill seeker can take a 30 minute ride on a camel along the beach.
These three camels were enjoying a much deserved day off and were at home on the range.
Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia.
Camel Rock at sunrise. Although it doesn't look like a camel from this side on the other side it is pretty close. I hope everyone has had a great start to their new year!
Photograph of a camel in the Nature Park Cabárceno.
Fotografía de un Camello en el Parque de la Naturaleza de Cabárceno.
One of the most amazing sunrises I have ever seen and am so pleased I was at such a beautiful location to capture it.
A westbound loaded iron ore train is headed for the Atlantic coastal discharge point at Nouadhibou.
It is seen here east of Boulinoir where a herd of passing camels might have relieved the boredom for the loco crew during their 700km trip across the Sahara from the mines at Zouarat,
The SNIM iron ore railway, Mauritania, March 2022. © David Hill