Camel - Revision history

Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 87.51.32.30 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

2007-10-30T23:10:55Z

Reverted edits by 87.51.32.30 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	The '''camel''' is a ruminative quadrupedal mammal, generally found in arid or desert locations. It comes in two flavours, Bactrian and Dromedary, between which the major difference is one ''hump'' or two. The humps are fatty bulges on the back, wherein the camel stores water. Its speciality is that it can travel for extended periods on one 'load' of water, storing the excess in the humps and only using it as required.		The '''camel''' is a ruminative quadrupedal mammal, generally found in arid or desert locations. It comes in two flavours, Bactrian and Dromedary, between which the major difference is one ''hump'' or two. The humps are fatty bulges on the back, wherein the camel stores water. Its speciality is that it can travel for extended periods on one 'load' of water, storing the excess in the humps and only using it as required.

87.51.32.30 at 15:45, 30 October 2007

2007-10-30T15:45:30Z

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	[[Image:Camel.jpg\|right\|150px]]		[[Image:Camel.jpg\|right\|150px]]
	The '''camel''' is a ruminative quadrupedal mammal, generally found in arid or desert locations. It comes in two flavours, Bactrian and Dromedary, between which the major difference is one ''hump'' or two. The humps are fatty bulges on the back, wherein the camel stores water. Its speciality is that it can travel for extended periods on one 'load' of water, storing the excess in the humps and only using it as required.		The '''camel''' is a ruminative quadrupedal mammal, generally found in arid or desert locations. It comes in two flavours, Bactrian and Dromedary, between which the major difference is one ''hump'' or two. The humps are fatty bulges on the back, wherein the camel stores water. Its speciality is that it can travel for extended periods on one 'load' of water, storing the excess in the humps and only using it as required.

User 144 at 01:37, 12 May 2006

2006-05-12T01:37:46Z

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	''The CAMeL'' is the [[heraldry\|heraldric]] newsletter for the [[Kingdom of Lochac]] in the [[SCA]]. It is so named because it is the [[Crux Australis]] Monthly Letter. This does not imply that Lochac's primary [[herald]] has strange lumps on his or her back.		''The CAMeL'' is the [[heraldry\|heraldric]] newsletter for the [[Kingdom of Lochac]] in the [[SCA]]. It is so named because it is the [[Crux Australis]] Monthly Letter. This does not imply that Lochac's primary [[herald]] has strange lumps on his or her back.

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ThorgrimrGunnarrsson: add image

2006-03-04T15:15:58Z

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	The '''camel''' is a ruminative quadrupedal mammal, generally found in arid or desert locations. It comes in two flavours, Bactrian and Dromedary, between which the major difference is one ''hump'' or two. The humps are fatty bulges on the back, wherein the camel stores water. Its speciality is that it can travel for extended periods on one 'load' of water, storing the excess in the humps and only using it as required.		The '''camel''' is a ruminative quadrupedal mammal, generally found in arid or desert locations. It comes in two flavours, Bactrian and Dromedary, between which the major difference is one ''hump'' or two. The humps are fatty bulges on the back, wherein the camel stores water. Its speciality is that it can travel for extended periods on one 'load' of water, storing the excess in the humps and only using it as required.

Cian: "The Camel" newsletter

2005-02-03T00:28:11Z

"The Camel" newsletter

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	The '''camel''' is a ruminative quadrupedal mammal, generally found in arid or desert locations. It comes in two flavours, Bactrian and Dromedary, between which the major difference is one ''hump'' or two. The humps are fatty bulges on the back, wherein the camel stores water. Its speciality is that it can travel for extended periods on one 'load' of water, storing the excess in the humps and only using it as required.~~<br>~~		The '''camel''' is a ruminative quadrupedal mammal, generally found in arid or desert locations. It comes in two flavours, Bactrian and Dromedary, between which the major difference is one ''hump'' or two. The humps are fatty bulges on the back, wherein the camel stores water. Its speciality is that it can travel for extended periods on one 'load' of water, storing the excess in the humps and only using it as required.
⚫	The ~~'''~~camel~~'''~~ is used as a means of transport and ~~beaast~~ of burden; it can be ~~milked~~ and may, in extreme circumstances(or when unexpected in-laws come to call), be used for food.

		⚫	The camel is used as a means of transport and beast of burden; it can be [[milk]]ed and may, in extreme circumstances (or when unexpected in-laws come to call), be used for [[food]].
⚫	In the ~~'''~~mundane~~'''~~ ~~'''camel'''s~~ have also been introduced into [[Australia]] (where they have gone feral, whereas in their native territories the species is almost totally domesticated) and [[~~America~~]], where they did not survive.

		⚫	In the [[mundane]] camels have also been introduced into [[Australia]] (where they have gone feral, whereas in their native territories the species is almost totally domesticated) and the [[USA]], where they did not survive.
⚫	No 'funny' comments have yet been created likening [[king\|royalty]] or [[noble\|nobility]] to these creatures, despite the fact that they are often portrayed as smelly, bad-tempered and haughty ''(the ~~'''camel'''s~~, not the kings/nobles)''

		⚫	No 'funny' comments have yet been created likening [[king\|royalty]] or [[noble\|nobility]] to these creatures, despite the fact that they are often portrayed as smelly, bad-tempered and haughty (the camels, not the kings/nobles).

			''The CAMeL'' is the [[heraldry\|heraldric]] newsletter for the [[Kingdom of Lochac]] in the [[SCA]]. It is so named because it is the [[Crux Australis]] Monthly Letter. This does not imply that Lochac's primary [[herald]] has strange lumps on his or her back.

62.25.106.209 at 15:40, 2 February 2005

2005-02-02T15:40:36Z

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The '''camel''' is a ruminative quadrupedal mammal, generally found in arid or desert locations. It comes in two flavours, Bactrian and Dromedary, between which the major difference is one ''hump'' or two. The humps are fatty bulges on the back, wherein the camel stores water. Its speciality is that it can travel for extended periods on one 'load' of water, storing the excess in the humps and only using it as required.<br>
The '''camel''' is used as a means of transport and beaast of burden; it can be milked and may, in extreme circumstances(or when unexpected in-laws come to call), be used for food.

In the '''mundane''' '''camel'''s have also been introduced into [[Australia]] (where they have gone feral, whereas in their native territories the species is almost totally domesticated) and [[America]], where they did not survive.

No 'funny' comments have yet been created likening [[king|royalty]] or [[noble|nobility]] to these creatures, despite the fact that they are often portrayed as smelly, bad-tempered and haughty ''(the '''camel'''s, not the kings/nobles)''