They are big, mostly brown, with large rather scary-looking mouths. Line up half a dozen of them and most of us wouldn't know one from the other. So that is why they shave interesting patterns into their coats.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
So How DO You Tell Camels Apart?
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THAT is cool. I can't even shave a skull/crossed bones into my horse's coat competently, so I'm extra-impressed!
Clever. I never would have noticed, if you hadn't pointed that out. I thought you were going to say "by the blanket it wears".
Margaret
so interesting.
A great camel shot! I never new about the patterns in their camel coats!
Something new I learned today:)
Great photo! Thanks!
Beautiful moody photos!
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Love those patterns, I wonder how long they last before the coat grows and the pattern has to be shaved again?
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