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Only in Australia!

Yes, when driving in Central Australia, it is necessary to watch for wandering camels! Camels were introduced to inland Australia in the mid-late 1800s to provide transport with "camel trains" in remote areas. This continued until the advent of roads and trucks, when many were released - and we now have probably the largest free-roaming camel population in the world ! More detail here.
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34 comments

Nouchetdu38 said:

Unusual road signs for us Europeans and others!!!!!!!!
Interesting explanation!!!!!
Best wishes*****
2 years ago

Jaap van 't Veen said:

Interesting note.
Didn't see any of these camels during my visit.
2 years ago

Gabi Lombardo said:

very interesting!!
2 years ago ( translate )

J.Garcia said:

Yes!
You're right!
Very interesting image and information, George
2 years ago

Günter Klaus said:

....du hast sicher schon sehr viel gesehen lieber tiabunna,freu mich immer,wenn ich mir deine tollen Aufnahmen anschauen kann,gefällt mir immer sehr gut:))

......wünsche noch ein schönes Wochenende,ganz liebe Grüße Güni:))
2 years ago ( translate )

RHH said:

Great sign and photo, George. Would love to have seen some of them but we were not far enough west.
2 years ago

RHH said:

Thanks for your visit.
2 years ago

RHH said:

Have a good day and a good weekend.
2 years ago

Don Sutherland said:

Fantastic find.
2 years ago ( translate )

José Manuel Polo said:

Curioso y buena información.
2 years ago ( translate )

William Sutherland said:

Great sign capture! Stay well!

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2 years ago

Pam J said:

2HAT A DELIGHT !!!!!
2 years ago

Berny said:

I really didn't know that there are camels in Australia ;-))
2 years ago

Rosalyn Hilborne said:

Great title and picture George. What does the top sign mean? Unfortunately many non-native animals were introduced to Australia.
2 years ago