Camel vs. Camel: Animal Attack Unedited (VLOG)

This was beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. I love that you let them do their thing. I F---ING LOVE that when you told Baby to stop he listened. You have a really beautiful situation going on here.

I am ever so glad to stumble across this channel! Very informative!

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+J Lynn Again, who do you think you are? I do not know you. You do not know me. I have been working with wildlife for over 20 years. I have not had an animal "taken away" from me and have never failed to meet and go beyond all required husbandry standards. Please explain, what exactly are your credentials to judge me? Specifically what is your first hand experience with Dromedary Camels? Some? Any? None? More than over 11 years? Have you ever a two week old camel? Have you traveled the world working with Dromedaries? What do you think you know? I am not trying to be rude, but you are ignorant. Not stupid. Ignorant.

Nice video! Very educational! To be honest I didn’t know camels did this and I learned a lot by watching this video, that is why I suscribe to your Channel hoping you keep it up so I can learn more!

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That was interesting & informative 👍

Do you ever get nervouse whenever one of them starts to try to dominate another one? Like do you get nervouse if one of them accidentally suffocates the other camel with there brisket?

This was so cool. I learned so many things I never knew. Thank you

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Yeah, it just happened. You've become one of my favorite channels. I know that I'm 153K followers late, but... Cheers! I'm actually learning much, and I thought I knew camels ;)

Your channel and your relationship with your animals has gave me a drive to follow through with childhood dream to work with animals. Thank you

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Absolutely fascinating! I never knew how pack oriented camels could be, then again tbh, I really don’t know anything more than the different species and that they are well suited to the desert. But that was sweet how Baby was basically sticking up for you! You can see how loved and cared for these animals are! 🐪💗 And thank you! Keep em coming! 👏🏽🙂

Does Baby do this if Nessie has been bullying the other animals around as well ? Though I doubt Octavian and any of your other rams would back down. Does he still try to headbutt them over the hay and if some since they are larger has he tried climbing and jumping off something so that he can headbutt face to face. Just asking because I saw some young goats doing this trying to headbutt and play with a young longhorn calf.

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All animals do this, in wolves and coyotes it's called being a "scapegoat", orcas practice "raking", etc. Now I agree this is normal and natural amongst all pack and herd animals, but what do you look for (besides blood being drawn) in animals that cannot resolve within a pen? Just curious - I am a dog trainer myself and I know the difference between a serious fight and a "I'm the boss of you" fight when it comes to canines, so I was just wondering more of what you look for in these camels. (BTW they are both so beautiful!!! 😍😍😍)