Examples of camel

• Moreover, the intricacies of herding camels, horses, donkeys, cattle, sheep and goats are simply alluded to in passing, without being investigated.

• Ownership of animals by relative(s) was reported by 40 (73 %) households and were mainly goats, sheep and camels.

• Infections in other locations represented 6.0% of all camels examined (table 3).

• The camels fulfil a variety of functions including transport and social security.

• Eggs were carefully removed with a fine camel's hair brush and placed on a 4-cm square of moist blotting paper.

• Gorillas are more than camels with opposable thumbs.

• Walls are higher than those of surrounding buildings, and the wide courtyard provides adequate space for camels.

• Within two weeks five more camels had died.