The Camel Domestication

Here the camel domestication is mostly discussed about the large camels, like Arabian and Bactrian camels.

The Climate Change Forced African Pastoralists to Replace Cow with the Camel

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Maalem is a camel pastoralist in Kenya and she?is thankful for camel as this precious animal ensures livelihood in the climatic calamities of the region. Bone-dry plains roasted by a relentless equatorial sun. At first glance, there’s little to be found in the fields near Isiolo, a provincial town about?five hours’ drive north of the

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Heartiest congratulation and Happy New Year 2017

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I hereby send you my heartiest congratulation on the occasion of the onset of 2017. I wish you a very prosperous new year for you and your beloved ones. This year the incredible camel progressed further in many ways; i.e. Many scientific articles published in well-reputed journals. Camel milk made more space for the food

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The Best Option for Sustainable Food Production in Challenging Environment ~is the Promising Camel

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Happy Camel’s Day (WCD) Among the camel’s world, the subcontinent is the region where the day starts first. It is 22nd June in the subcontinent, so I can safely say Happy Camel’s Day. At the occasion of WCD, I started the series of articles based on the documents/material sent from different corners of the world. As my

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The pastoralists are returning back to home

The Nature Engineered Distinctive DNA of Camel to Beat the Challenge of Climate Change

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Thank God, my dream came true as; specially engineered camel DNA (revealed in a recent study) makes this unique animal a solution to climate change and other challenges. The study ( the author was part of it) published in PNAS with full access here. a day before. The authors have ensured that the remarkable story over its

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Camel with beautiful eyes

The Camels’ Terminologies Need to be Revised

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Nomenclature of the Camel Husbandry The camel terminology in English is mainly derived from a cow/cattle production system, which is a wrong approach. I’m giving you food for thought to reconsider and re-establish camel’s terminology. As the camel was domesticated, evolved, and managed for centuries in the Arabian Peninsula, the best terminology will be the

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