Australian animal mating rituals - camel seduction in the outback - BBC wildlife

See here how a wild camel produces excess saliva to impress a mate and warn other males of its ferocity. The desert is a dangerous place for seduction on the planet. From the BBC.

Category:

Pets & Animals

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• desert
• Australian
• animals
• wildlife
• outback
• trees
• plants
• dry
• climate
• camels
• BBC
• animal
• mating

[nattsurfaren]

Thumbs up if you wanted to see the penetration.

[ViVi80]

They look like a 'Got Milk?' campaign...lol.

[Prinsgezindepatriot]

I used this as an argument against "let nature be your teacher". I hope it works.

[smileyface14982]

they look they have rabies lol

[bustacapinlutha]

It'd be more romantic to date a two-humper.

[theamanaa]

damn who knew footage of jay z cheating on beyonce would surface like this

[NMHAJA]

I actually didnt know that there was any camels in australia

[crazydrumgirl2011]

*facepalm* I'm so happy to know that "one-humped camel" is now an accepted scientific term to refer to a Dromedary camel.

[HentaiFundamentalist]

If only human courtship was this easy.

[shubroto81]

so this is what australians beat their meat to. ITs always interesting to learn bout new cultures.