I don’t care if you’re a card carrying member of PETA, this is funny…
By the way, couldn’t they have let the camel lay down before they tied his leg up? Jeesh… give the poor guy a break!
How to Park Your Camel
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These camels are hobbled so they won’t wander off too far unattended. They can get a long just fine on three legs and it doesn’t bother them much once they’re used to it.
Actually there is no need to tie its leg.I had a camel ride last month.It just sits down & is sensible enough not go anywhere.
The sand is too hot. If the ambient air temp is 120 degrees, the sand can be upwards of 160. Camels only lie down at night.
Hehehe quite funny and unique way to park camels btw its not INDIA 3gp it seems something like afghanistan or pakistan province
maybe i am wrong but that is my observation
I mean, it’s kinda funny, sure – I admit that. But I don’t like it.
I think it’s kinda lame. (No pun intended.) And no, I don’t have a PETA card, I swear! I just think it’s kinda rotten. When I’m tired, I don’t wanna stand around on one foot, yk? LOL!
is this india? i have seen such things live. and i feel pity for the camels
looks pretty photocroped :(
Lol, looks like he got the hump !
OMG…I nearly fell off my seat when I seen that!
Classic! :laugh:
Nice cameltoe :)
It is with guilty pleasure I am laughing at this picture…
Kim:)
This is quite clever. I’m sure camels don’t mind resting on 3 legs after walking across the desert.
You’re always good for a laugh John.
I believe they’re still able to lie down, since to do so, they generally get down on their front knees first. I don’t see this as being a problem while in “park”.
Perhaps you could monitor this for us and report back. ;)
That looks funny
probably this is the way u turn the camel off :)
Hi John, you sure know how to make us laugh. This is brilliant. Wonder how many days they can stand on one leg for.