Traditional Animal Genetic Resources for Food & Agriculture
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Camels are beautiful and very much resemble to their habitat like other animals. The golden red sand of the Alain gives a very special shade to the Arabian camels. To see the stunning beauty, go to the link below. https://youtu.be/JaK5AEIy81c Please like, share and comment our page, camel4all. Also, support our cause with some suggestions…
The deserts are not only beautiful but a place where you can enjoy the vast horizons and the fragrance of the deserts' flora. The desert after the rains convert into an echoing green sands, rich with diversity of flora and fauna. The whole picture makes the scene very attractive, which works as an ECOTHERAPY. I…
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…
Camel manure can revolutionaries the agriculture in many regions especially in the Arabian peninsula.
Acacia tortilis tree is an incredible desert creature. It survives in harsh and hostile ecosystems and resist the normal weathering conditions but evolves its resistance to the changing climates. The Ice Cream Species of Plants for the Camel and Goat. Part 1 I always tried to learn the lessons of strength, patience, and resilience of…
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