The Camel Intelligence

The camel is a smart and intelligent animal. It can learn the commands of the trainer very easily and quickly. Camel is the most obedient creature among the large livestock.

Camel is Intelligent and Loyal~ An Eye Opening Story

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A loyal camel walked more than a 100 kilometers to reach back to previous owner. See how intelligent the camel is? A story from the Inner Mongolia. A worth to read story. The camel sacrified her health and faced a lot of troubles while walking in lonliness and desert. All the body was injured and the camel became so weak. The Bactrian camel consumed her 2 humps during walking.

The Camels Love the Water

Categories 22 June World Camel Day, Adaptation, Desert Explorer, Ice cream species of plants for camels, mother earth, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Camel Intelligence, Treeography, Uncategorized2 Comments on The Camels Love the Water

Camels can survive and perform without water for 2 weeks but if they find water they love it. When I was shooting the pictures, the temperature was 45.5 Celsius that time but they were absorbing the sharp sunshine while enjoying the water. They especially love water when it is gushing from a broken water supply…

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The Camel Shade is Very Beautiful

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Don't they look how strange the camel is created? It questions in Quraan. Really strange and also special. I think very deeply and so often about the camel. Today, when I shot the below picture, I just noticed that the camel shade is even more beautiful than the camel itself. You please just see once…

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The Camel Milk Story from the Gobi Desert Mongolia

Categories 22 June World Camel Day, Adaptation, Agricultural Development, camel milk, Camels' Saddle, Climate change, Cradle of Domestication, Culture and Heritage, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Ice cream species of plants for camels, Natural Health, Peoples' agriculture, Policymakers, Rural development, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Camel Intelligence, The Camel Manure, The Camel Reproduction, The Food We Eat, Traditional Knowledge Tk, Uncategorized13 Comments on The Camel Milk Story from the Gobi Desert Mongolia

The story is hereby released at the eve of the World Camel Day 2018. The author was invited by the newly established Mongolian Camel Milk Company. The group owns their camels in the desert as their half families live there with the precious livestock in the amazing Gobi. I started traveling from Dubai airport (2…

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A Picture Explain the Powerful Connection

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    The symbolism of this picture is powerful! Not only of our interconnectedness but furthermore I believe, that the camel will lead countries out of the extreme climate change. The camel, in all its resourcefulness and functionality, will feed and nurture the world. Not better than wearing a hat?

A Beautiful Camel Heritage is Sinking

Categories Adaptation, camel milk, Children and Women health, Climate change, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Natural Health, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Camel Intelligence, The Cholistan Desert, Uncategorized12 Comments on A Beautiful Camel Heritage is Sinking

The centuries old rich camel heritage of Cholistan with the Marrecha tribe of camels is under threat.

The camel Worth Different in Reality VS the Appearance

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Thinking critically and philosophically, the camel has two sides of the actuality, i.e. the real one and the exterior one. Camel is not like other animals but unique, having dualistic sides and special value if asses with a holistic approach. Following are the few examples. The decorated Marrecha camel of Cholistan desert of Pakistan 1. Though…

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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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Yawn May Reveal How Smart You Are.

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The longest yawn periods tell the intensity of the intelligence. The yawning duration in human is 6 seconds followed by camel with the 5 minutes duration. This statement means that this precious animal (the camel) is next to human in intelligence.  Your yawn may reveal how smart you are: Mammals with bigger and more complex…

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Marrecha Camel~An all purpose camel of Cholistan, Pakistan

Categories 22 June World Camel Day, Adaptation, camel milk, Climate change, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Policymakers, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Camel Intelligence, The Cholistan Desert, Uncategorized2 Comments on Marrecha Camel~An all purpose camel of Cholistan, Pakistan

Dancing of the Marrecha Camel of Pakistan. The Cholistan desert is part of the ancient Hakra River civilization, one of the oldest of the Aryan settlers in the Indian subcontinent. It is one of the largest deserts in Pakistan, inhabited by around 1.2 million Rohi pastoral people practicing mobile livestock husbandry. This production system is…

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International Camel Conference at Islamia University Bahawalpur Pakistan

Categories 22 June World Camel Day, Adaptation, Agricultural Development, camel milk, Camels' Saddle, Climate change, Culture and Heritage, Defaunation and Biodiversity, Desert and Desertification, Diseases in Camels, Farm Diversification, Ice cream species of plants for camels, Natural Health, Peoples' agriculture, Policymakers, Rural development, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Camel Intelligence, The Camel Manure, The Cholistan Desert, The Food We Eat, Traditional Knowledge Tk, Uncategorized5 Comments on International Camel Conference at Islamia University Bahawalpur Pakistan

The International Camel Conference (ICC) under the patronage of Camel Association of Pakistan and the Islamia University of Bahawalpur was organized in Baghdad campus of Islamia University (19-21 Dec 2013). Bahawalpur being the city of the great Thar desert and home of camel culture was the right choice for this event. Many scientists, research scholars,…

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Camel Milk Competition in Cholistan

Categories Adaptation, Agricultural Development, camel milk, Climate change, Culture and Heritage, Natural Health, Peoples' agriculture, Policymakers, Rural development, The Camel Domestication, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Camel Intelligence, The Cholistan Desert, Uncategorized5 Comments on Camel Milk Competition in Cholistan

Camel milk competition concluded last evening here in Cholistan desert (of Pakistan). It was quite interesting in many ways and I felt that at least I should share some of its salient features. It started on 12th October and concluded on 14th. Some 40 camels (locally called Dachis) contested and some owners had more than one.…

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We Celebrate the Worlds’ Hardest Animal Day, A world Camel Day (22nd June)

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The Strong and Brave, Tolerate hottest days of the year (22 June), A world Camel Day

Camels tolerate the hottest environment. 22 June is the hottest and the longest day. Hence a world camel day is celebrated on 22th June. This picture was shot in the hottest place of Pakistan (Sibi), in the hottest month (June). The camels are sitting naked to the sun shine, enjoying regurgitation.

Kharani Breed, a Milk Treasure of Kharan Desert

Categories camel milk, camel population trend, Chaghai Kharan Desert (CKD), Climate change, Culture and Heritage, Desert and Desertification, Policymakers, The Camel Genetic Resource (CGnR), The Camel Intelligence5 Comments on Kharani Breed, a Milk Treasure of Kharan Desert

The world's leading milch camel~The Kharani

Kharani camel is found in the Chaghai-Kharan desert of Balochistan Pakistan. The best milch animal in the world. There is high variability within the breed for milk production. In the wet days of the year, when there is succulent vegetation, some specimen of the breed produce up to 38 litre of milk per day. Unfortunately, this breed is under severe threat. The main cause of erosion is the depletion of Thagaz (Halloxylon spp).