Arabian Camel Collection
The majestic Arabian camel, a symbol of the Middle East's rich cultural heritage, stands proudly in front of The Treasury, Al-Khazneh, Petra
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The majestic Arabian camel, a symbol of the Middle East's rich cultural heritage, stands proudly in front of The Treasury, Al-Khazneh, Petra. This ancient wonder in Ma'an Governorate, Jordan, serves as a breathtaking backdrop for this magnificent creature. Moving to Wadi Rum in Aqaba Governorate, Jordan, we discover petroglyphs etched into the rocks that depict the deep connection between Bedouins and their camels. These carvings tell stories of resilience and survival in the harsh desert environment. In another scene from Wadi Rum, we witness a Bedouin walking alongside his loyal companion – a camel. Their bond is unbreakable as they navigate through the vast expanse of sand dunes together. Venturing into Israel's Judean Desert brings us face to face with an Arabian camel gracefully traversing its arid landscape. This resilient creature has adapted perfectly to survive these challenging conditions. However, even these gentle giants have their moments of frustration. In one instance captured on camera, a camel bites and shakes its Arab owner's clothes in an unexpected rage - reminding us that every living being has emotions too. On a lighter note, we see an Arabian Camel with Keeper being ridden by two children – showcasing how these animals can bring joy and excitement to people's lives across generations. Exploring further reveals interesting comparisons between different types of camels. An Arabian Camel stands side by side with its Bactrian counterpart – highlighting both similarities and differences between them. Traveling back in time to 1923 at London Zoo through black-and-white photography captures Dromedaries or Arabian Camels under the care of keeper W. Styles - emphasizing our long-standing fascination with these creatures from distant lands. Color lithographs from 1863-79 showcase vibrant illustrations capturing the beauty and gracefulness of Dromedaries - transporting us back to an era when such artwork was highly valued.