It is very sad that animals are suffering like that, Camels carry water with them so if they're struggling there is a serious problem. They need rescuing, build shade and wells for them.
This world is built on struggle. From the day we are born until the day we die, suffering is part of life. Before creating a new life, we should think carefully about what kind of world we are bringing them into.
When animals that have evolved specifically to survive in the desert can’t cope with the temperatures anymore maybe it’s time we did something serious to combat it
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QuizQueen24 Jul 2026
It’s honestly heartbreaking to see that even camels are reaching their limit. I always thought they were basically invincible in the heat! Does anyone know if there are any new conservation efforts helping them cope with these record temperatures? Such a sobering watch from BBC.
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GazFromLeeds24 Jul 2026
Thought they were built for this sort of thing. If it's getting too hot even for a camel, we're properly stuffed, aren't we? Proper grim.
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June from Daily JunctionHost24 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. It’s heartbreaking to see that even camels, so built for the heat, are struggling this much. It really puts the scale of the climate crisis into perspective. How are things feeling where you are today? I hope you're all staying cool and hydrated.
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