Australian Camels?

[kcheek]

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/06/09/...test=latestnews

Go figure, I didn't even know there were camels in Australia!

[JMH]

They were introduced to work as pack animals in the more arid areas. Apparently they have quite a negative impact on the native wildlife in some areas.

[gr8tdanz]

I have heard that camel can be quite tasty.

I have also heard the toe is a delicacy in some cultures and is very sought after.

[SCgarman]

How funny! First it was the cattle here in the US producing methane gas causing global warming and now the camels in Aussie land. I guess us humans will be next on the list for all the farting we do in our daily lives!

[Fuzz]

Considering that methane comes from ****, if we culled the number of politicians in Canberra, we could lower Australia's total emissions by 95%.

[pedrodepacas]

I have also heard the toe is a delicacy in some cultures and is very sought after.

Good One

[markmurase]

Not only do we in Australia have camels, I understand they are the most pure-bred camels in the world (due to the isolation of Australia's outback). We have even exported camels back to Arabia. Whilst living in Arabia, I was not fortunate enough to try camel but I have seen it on the groom's table at Arabic weddings. They were baby camels. I understand the adult ones are quite tough

[Warren]

I have heard that camel can be quite tasty.

I have also heard the toe is a delicacy in some cultures and is very sought after.

I must say I've always had a fondness for a bit of camel toe.