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Imagine getting your medicine delivered by a camel! 😲😱😲 These camels are bringing free healthcare services to Kenya’s most isolated communities. 🐪🐪🐫🐫 | BBC News Africa
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Camels’ distinctive feet and toes did not come from nowhere. They are unique evolutionary adaptations that help the animal move across deep, sandy terrain. As we learned through our reporting for CGTN Africa’s upcoming special series on camel herding in Kenya, this foot shape also has important implications for land management and soil conservation. ‘‘Through the Eye of a Needle’ airs May 3-7.’ #ThroughTheEyeOfANeedle #CamelFacts | CGTN Africa
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Camels’ distinctive feet and toes did not come from nowhere. They are unique evolutionary adaptations that help the animal move across deep, sandy terrain. As we learned through our reporting for CGTN Africa’s upcoming special series on camel herding in Kenya, this foot shape also has important implications for land management and soil conservation. ‘‘Through the Eye of a Needle’ airs May 3-7.’ #ThroughTheEyeOfANeedle #CamelFacts | CGTN Africa
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Where can you find one if the world's largest camel markets? #Africa #Camels | The Sudan Times
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