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Camel
Boyds. He is retired. Camels with one hump are called Dromedary or Arabian camels. Camels with two humps are Bactrian. The camel ... and have been known to bite and spit when annoyed. Camels mate throughout the year, having no particular breeding season. The ... at its hump. The Dromedary or Arabian camel (Camelus Dromedarius) lives in the deserts of Arabia. Camels can live on very coarse and ...
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The Story of the Weeping Camel--National Geographic World Films--Photos, Maps
Arabian camels or dromedaries, are equally valuable in the searing desert regions of North Africa and Asia. Camels were domesticated some 3,500 years ago. Today only a very few wild camels ... supplemented by an unguarded pair of sandals. Like cows, camels regurgitate and rechew partially digested cud. The demanding conditions in which camels live require them to hit the ground running—in ...
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Baloch Cheetah Survey 1
Arabian peninsula through the Middle East into Pakistan and India. The ... Leopards consisted of Goats, Sheep, Dogs, Donkeys, Cattle and rarely Camels. Due to the destruction of the livestock, the locals would poison ... came across a party of five people who were coming on Camels from the mountainside (Marked No. 10). They were carrying PHISH (Dwarf ...
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Los Angeles Zoo
North American section. You find bisons, pronghorn and ... hey, Arabian oryxes and Bactrian Camels?? From here you pass on to the large African section. There are middle sized ...
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Grazing Mammals
The antelopes, deer, and various other hoofed animals like camels, giraffes, pigs, and horses include some of the rarest and most endangered animals on earth ... Malayan tapir, babirusa, vicugna, Formosan sika deer, addax, Barbary sheep, dama gazelle, lechwe, gaur, anoa, Arabian and scimitar-homed oryx, and markhor all on the endangered list. They are all present ...
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Alois Musil: In the Arabian Desert
Alois Musil: In the Arabian Desert Selections from IN THE ARABIAN DESERT by Alois Musil (Originally published in 1930) . . . Before noon we came to the enormous ... they prolonged indefinitely; riders were galloping from one side to the other on horses or camels; and above the whole tumult the hot, almost impenetrable air hung in horizontal strata. . . . All ...
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Arabian Horses
Four short things: loins, pasterns, ears and tail. A pure-bred Arabian could also be known from his character. It was the sire ... is the flight of a thirsty partridge hurrying to water. An Arabian stallion lived twenty to twenty-five years, and a mare ... a raid, a horse thus trained could be made to chivy captured camels to flee with greater speed. . . . These maneuvers were meant for battle. ...
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Terrestrial Ecoregions -- Arabian Peninsula coastal fog desert (AT1302)
In the Arabian Oryx Sanctuary you can find Arabian white oryx, Arabian gazelles, Arabian sand gazelles, caracals, honey badgers, Ruppell's sand foxes, red foxes ... ecoregion, and in turn to the wildlife that depends on it, is overgrazing by goats, camels, and cattle owned by tribal pastoralists. Cutting of wood for fodder, timber, and firewood is ...
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