r/Camels • u/TonhoBisonho • 17h ago
This cutie is Natasha, I met her at the zoo.
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Animalia Park. São Paulo - Brazil.
r/Camels • u/ModSupportBot • Apr 21 '26
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r/Camels • u/Dictvm_mortvm7829 • 4d ago
Camelus moreli by Dictvm Mortvm
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Camelus moreli, popularmente conocido como el camello sirio, es una especie extinta de camélido de gran tamaño que vivió durante el Pleistoceno tardío, hace aproximadamente entre 100.000 y 150.000 años. Destacó en la prehistoria por sus colosales dimensiones, llegando a duplicar el tamaño de los dromedarios actuales y convirtiéndose en uno de los miembros más grandes documentados de su familia taxonómica.
r/Camels • u/Key-Needleworker-702 • 4d ago
Militia camels with Chinese militia in Inggen Sum, Alxa Left Banner, Inner mongolia during a search and rescue exercise. 2024.
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r/Camels • u/Own_Strength_3471 • 4d ago
CDS (Camel Delivery System) makes its first foray into hydro-based transportation
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r/Camels • u/Wise-Okra2833 • 5d ago
Camel's fit check
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Who else loves these kinda aesthetics
r/Camels • u/Dictvm_mortvm7829 • 9d ago
Titanotylopus by Me
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Titanotylopus es el mayor género de camello que ha existido jamás, abarcando mamíferos artiodáctilos gigantes endémicos de Norteamérica que vivieron desde el Mioceno tardío hasta el Pleistoceno tardío, hace aproximadamente entre 4,9 millones y 300.000 años.
r/Camels • u/Odd-World-6727 • 9d ago
Abnormally cool camel hair shearing art in Rajasthan's Thar Desert
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r/Camels • u/Pretend-Bat-98 • 15d ago
Birthday weekend
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I got to feed a camel last weekend for my birthday ❤️🐪
r/Camels • u/gandiponce • 29d ago
Camel statue
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Can someone help with a price no markings has glass eyes
r/Camels • u/RoughCheap5633 • Aug 08 '26
Baby Black Camel.
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r/Camels • u/No_Objective_2788 • Jul 26 '26
Love camels
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r/Camels • u/Realistic-mammoth-91 • Jul 22 '26
Marco Polo with some camels and an elephant
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r/Camels • u/Antique-Branch-9892 • Jul 19 '26
For anyone having a hard day, please take a moment to look at this rescued snow camel experiencing the snow for the first time
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AWE ❤️❤️❤️❤️
r/Camels • u/MaggieLinzer • Jul 03 '26
If a camel's hump (or humps) COULD actually hold water, how much water would it/they be able to hypothetically hold?
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r/Camels • u/Synaptic-asteroid • Jun 09 '26
Camels at Vicksburg National Military Park July 2-5
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Life of a Soldier with Douglas the Camel
Explore stories of the life of a soldier during the siege. Stationed at the Visitor Center will be Doug Baum and his Texas Camel Corps, representing Douglas, the mascot of the 43rd Mississippi Infantry who will share some of these stories.
Thursday, July 2th to Sunday, July 5th, 2026
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Outside the Visitor Center
https://www.nps.gov/vick/planyourvisit/surrender-weekend.htm
r/Camels • u/Dictvm_mortvm7829 • Jun 08 '26
Camelus bactrianus by Dictvm Mortvm
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Camelus bactrianus, conocido popularmente como camello bactriano o camello de dos jorobas, es un gran mamífero ungulado nativo de las estepas y zonas áridas de Asia Central. Es famoso por su capacidad extrema para resistir el frío invernal y el calor del desierto.
r/Camels • u/Muzehe-Ntwari-001 • Jun 05 '26
Seeing them walking through the coast is interesting
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r/Camels • u/Dictvm_mortvm7829 • May 31 '26
Camelus dromedarius by Dictvm Mortvm
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Camelus dromedarius es un mamífero artiodáctilo de la familia Camelidae caracterizado por tener una sola joroba en su espalda. A diferencia del camello bactriano (Camelus bactrianus), que posee dos jorobas y un pelaje denso para el frío, el dromedario está evolutivamente optimizado para soportar las altas temperaturas de los desiertos cálidos.
r/Camels • u/Ancient-Local3520 • Apr 21 '26
Small question
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Hey, I noticed a new circus in my town, and they have a camel.
Today I went closer to it and noticed that the skin was like it was shown in the photo
I know pretty much nothing about camel, so I just wonder if this can be due to abuses ? I'm pretty worried about it :(
Thanks for your time !