Did You Know? ....Camels.....

[ToraToraTora]

Australia has the greatest number of camels, ironically they are not indigenous and were introduced in the mid 19th century to aid exploration and settlement. They now have around 1 million feral Camels and that is growing faster than the camel processing industry can handle.

[jno]

the Adelaide-Darwin train is called the Ghan, after the Afghan camels that used to walk the route.

If you have trouble remembering which are Bactrian camels and which Dromedaries, place thie initial letters on their backs. B = two humps, D = one.

[Canary42]

Did you know, US Doctors used to advertise smoking Camel cigarettes.

https://ibb.co/0DpmMVC

[Peter Pedant]

I think camels have elliptocytes

part of the temp control is they just get hotter ( clearly there has to be a limit

RCCC mode of transport was camels ( camel corps)
bad tempered camel would try to bite the riders kneecap off
oo - eek !

dont know much about camels

[jno]

ver decent of them to wait till their models were gorwn up, canary, not every tobacco company did

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/22/eb/86/22eb867fa8aa1041b7f70d9f5e85e822.jpg

[Togo]

//growing faster than the camel processing industry can handle.//

Who knew there was a "camel processing Industry"? Is that why everybody gets the hump so easily, and everywhere you look there are camel toes and bad breath. The "processing industry" seems to be quite efficient in speading it about a bit then. If they could only manage to get them to breed with Kangaroos they would have spring water everywhere.

[Mozz71]

*groans at spring water gag*

*subsequently wishes I'd thought of it*

[Mamyalynne]

They'd spill more than they carried a their buckets.

[Mamyalynne]

* in their