Camel Country

Blackbull

Joined Jul 26, 2008
70
I have ridden camels and eaten them in North Africa and the Middle East. In Australia (NT) they are preparing to cull the herds of wild camels, they have had offers from the Middle East to take them (alive); having a load of camels hitched up outside one’s house is a very prestigious, more so than a Rolls Royce or a Lincoln.
 

t06afre

Joined May 11, 2009
5,934
I have ridden camels and eaten them in North Africa and the Middle East. In Australia (NT) they are preparing to cull the herds of wild camels, they have had offers from the Middle East to take them (alive); having a load of camels hitched up outside one’s house is a very prestigious, more so than a Rolls Royce or a Lincoln.
lol so it is either Rolls Royce or a Lincoln. Anyway the camel is not a native animal in Australia. Is does not belong there at all. That is the reason for that Australia want to decimate/exterminate the camel population.
 

retched

Joined Dec 5, 2009
5,207
Quite possibly. Typically when you introduce non-native species to areas, you introduce more than the animal.

You also flood the area with new bacteria in the mouths and bowels of the animals. And and diseases the animal may be carrying and have an immunity to.

Whenever we bring a new animal into our zoo, it goes directly to the hospital for a checkup then directly into quarantine.

Even a tick or a fly or a parasite egg can wreck other Eco-systems.
 

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loosewire

Joined Apr 25, 2008
1,686
See ,this forum has every thing,even China ballet dancing girls.
If you follow the news sometimes we don't hear from members
when communications have been shut down. Google had a
disagreement with another country,It was felt here.
 
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