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Camels sent on February 14, 2013 (14:55) by Zman. 3 comments, 712 views.

at 70mm, 1/250 f/11.0, ISO 100, hand held.

Caravan in the Dunes

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sent on February 14, 2013 (20:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Camels but are not Dromedaries. To remember the two species just look at the "m" camels have two humps and 2m (camels), one single hump camels and only 1 m (dromedaries):-D

Steve Mackay

sent on February 16, 2013 (0:38)

Great photo, thanks for sharing this cool image!!! Cool

I suppose the use of the words "Dromedary" and "Camel" is sometimes confused because they are just 'common names'? (and common names often mean nothing from one country to another). The Dromedary is often called the "one humped Camel" in the western world and the two humped Camel is of course commonly known as the 'Bactrian Camel'......but the scientific/latin name of the Dromedary is (Camelus dromedarius) and the scientific/latin name of the Bactrian Camel is (Camelus bactrianus)......so I think it's fair to say that the "Dromedary" is most definitely a "Camel" in the strictest sense. Sorriso

Zman	sent on April 26, 2013 (14:46) That is a nice piece of information. I am delighted. Thank you. Hallo to all

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