camels

Describes the physical characteristics, natural habitat, behavior, diet, and world distribution of camels.

With Mr. Camel's help, Sammy the Elephant learns to strengthen his trunk muscles so he is finally able to assume his circus duty of carrying water and appreciate all the other things he can do, too.

Small Camel is given the honor to carry a very important package on a journey, as his master Balthazar, a wise man, goes in search of Baby Jesus.

For christmas Charlie receives a camel from the Holy Lands that possesses an enchanting mysterious quality.

With the help of a highway patrolman, a twenty-year-old bull elk, his lifetime mate, and a camel calf strayed from a circus show attempt to reach Yellowstone Park before hunting season opens.

Briefly describes the characteristics of the camel and its relationship to man throughout history.

Relates how the camel got such a long neck and why she lifts her head so high.

Presents Rudyard Kipling's classic story about how the camel received for all time a hump from the Djinn of All Deserts.

As part of an experiment in 1860, a camel fills in for a wounded pony on a Pony Express route.

Readers will be amazed as they discover camel facts throughout this informational book, including that of all the camels in the world only .007 percent are wild, and that there is a feral population of camels in Australia.