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Camel

Camels were large Earth mammals typically used as beasts of burden in deserts. Like sheep or cattle, they were herded. In some parts of the world, it was extremely commonplace to see camel-herders tending to their flock. Indeed, Cameron Campbell once travelled in rural India, and was disturbed by the fact he couldn't see even a single camel-herder at work. (PROSE: Ghosts of India)

Encounters with camels

The Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones once rode camels in the Egypt of 2375 BC. (COMIC: Minus Seven Wonders)

Babylon's army contained camel riders. They were deployed to fight against the invading Starman, but the camels were hard to control, as the Starman frightened them. (PROSE: The Beast of Babylon)

In Egypt of 1880, Arabs used camels to drag the TARDIS to their camp (with the Second Doctor, John and Gillian inside it). (COMIC: Egyptian Escapade)

The Fifth Doctor and Amy encountered a number of camels when the TARDIS crashed in a desert proximate to the city of Dunqulah during their search for the Key to Time. (AUDIO: The Destroyer of Delights)

Six legged camel

A Six-legged camel. (COMIC: A Stitch in Time)

The Third Doctor once visited an alternate future where mutant humans rode six-legged camels. (COMIC: A Stitch in Time)

The First Doctor, John and Gillian rode on camels from an oasis to a plantation on an unnamed planet. (COMIC: Plague of the Black Scorpi)

Voyager was riding a camel when he appeared to Astrolabus. (COMIC: Once Upon a Time Lord)

The Eleventh Doctor once joked that he kept a camel in his TARDIS. (TV: The Bells of Saint John)

The Eleventh Doctor and Clara encountered a sandstorm created by an alien camel. (COMIC: Sandblasted)

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