Why Camels Get Fed Snakes?

Desert camels get a mysterious illness! The cure? A venomous snake & the camel's own tears! Discover the surprising science behind this ancient tradition. #desertlife #camels #nature

[@user-dg5eh5lr6b]

As a desert Arab, I tell you that this is real and it is a cure. When a camel becomes afflicted with this disease, it stops eating and drinking and watches the sun from sunrise until it sets, and it remains in this state until it dies. Therefore, we call this disease (wandering), and wandering is another word for love. This name was given to her because her state of abstaining from eating and observing the sky resembles the state of a lover, but how did we discover this? You must know two things. The first is that the people of the desert are very attached to camels or sheep and their environment animals, so they monitor them with careful observation that is beyond description. The other matter is that when animals get sick, Some of them are guided by God to cure their illness, such as eating herbs that they had not eaten before, or doing something strange, such as eating a snake, and their master watches them, and when he sees her improvement, he adopts that as a treatment.

[@juaquiene7726]

User, I've seen your replies before! ( Sheikh Azaz) anyhow sir. Thank - you very much. For your excellent story and the powers of the desert people's observations! Well done! 👍👍👍

[@missfoxglove8989]

😮 that's so interesting, animals do use herbal remedies by eating them in the wild. So this does make a lot of sense.

[@kinggator9878]

That was the most informative comment I have read and I never knew that wow

[@ShigekiHizashi]

​@@missfoxglove8989 keep in mind that animals use herbal remedies because that's what they have access to, modern medicine is much more effective and there are no wild counterparts to its efficacy Herbs got us through until we discovered something better

[@jonathanngai5956]

beautiful

[@Arkolight]

The dude who figured this out is the forefather of every finder of random game exploits

[@jem2886]

Even crazier when you think who decided to milk a cow and then go on to drink it

[@nigelkingston7698]

I learnt something new

[@his_creation9275]

​@@jem2886😂 indeed

[@OPJuiceBox]

Lmao

[@tysk5729]

​@@jem2886not that crazy lol Theyd see it feed baby cows like that so they figured if it feeds them it wil feed me

[@chromatic91]

The disease he is referring to is called "camel trypanosomiasis," also known as "Surra." It's caused by the parasite Trypanosoma evansi, which is transmitted by biting flies. Infected camels can exhibit symptoms like fever, weakness, weight loss, and neurological issues, leading to the behavior you described where they may appear disoriented and stare at the sun. If untreated, Surra can indeed be fatal for camels. So this "treatment" involves using a poisonous snake called the "krait" to induce an immune response in the camel. The snake's venom contains toxins that stimulate the camel's immune system, essentially triggering a reaction that helps fight off the parasite causing Surra (Trypanosoma evansi). This treatment is based on the principle of immunization or vaccination, where a controlled exposure to a harmful agent prompts the body to produce antibodies to defend against it. In this case, the venom from the krait serves as the triggering agent. By introducing "controlled doses" (yeah, right!) of the snake venom, the camel's immune system is activated and produces antibodies not only against the venom but also against the parasite causing Surra. While this treatment method may seem a tad bit crazy, it has been reported to be effective in some regions where Surra is prevalent. However, it's essential to note that this treatment should be administered by trained professionals to ensure the safety and well-being of the camel. I'm not sure we are watching "controlled doses" in this video...

[@ncbuilders]

Love someone who speaks knowledge👏

[@emmaobrien1376]

So they could simply let the snake bite the camel, rather than letting the snake die a slow and excruciating death after providing medical treatment. People suck.

[@bw8383]

@@emmaobrien1376 You don't receive the amount of venom it would need to trigger the auto immune response. One bite is very little that size of an animal. Also, Camels do this themselves in the wild when they catch diseases like Surra. People just figured it out by observing what they do in nature. It's got really nothing to do with people except for expediting the snake eating part.

[@a.hammad9194]

hi gpt

[@Daigandar]

​@@emmaobrien1376no..the snake is venemous not poisonous...so the effect happens after the camel eats it . Look up difference between venemous and poisonous

[@betancourtl]

Dude solved the most random side quest.

[@Hakimfarhat]

It’s an anomaly 😂

[@bendboyb357]

😂😂 fa real

[@PrimeGaming10]

"Ayooo , this camel is dying" "Lets feed it snakes , its dying anyways" *Camel resurrects**

[@karamsingh6028]

So thaty how 😂😂

[@OmarDalanon-wn1ub]

😂

[@JohnMelon-qg9tj]

Except anybody who talks using words like ayoooo never discovered anything.

[@mr.switchblade604]

​@@JohnMelon-qg9tjLanguage elitism at it's finest.

[@MRDS.A]

Necromancer Lv 8

[@thegimpygamer]

Who the F%$@ figured this out?!?!?

[@jess13133]

They saw camel that secrete tears dont die. They find out that when camel eat poisonous or venomous things it cry. There.

[@RedMi-vs9zt]

​@@jess13133Tears heals ?

[@broomcheese]

Im sure this whole thing is just some fake witchdoctor tier animal care

[@countiblis1246]

@@RedMi-vs9zt Read Harry Potter dude. Phoenix tears and all that shit.

[@yinzoutdoorz2413]

The exact words that went thru my head as I watched this

[@FREE_-_PALESTINE667]

أَفَلَا يَنظُرُونَ إِلَى الْإِبِلِ كَيْفَ خُلِقَتْ

[@ProudMommyOf3PawneePrincesses]

Please elaborate & explain. I do not understand yet am very curious. Thank you

[@wildaf9236]

@@ProudMommyOf3PawneePrincessesits a Quran verse , allah said dont they reflect how camels were created , meaning camels are a very strange animal they eat sharp things or things that our mind wouldn’t expect them to eat . Because its a wonderful creation

[@walds8396]

FREE FREE PLAYSTATION

[@Godlikegio]

Whoever discovered this method was absolutely not about to be stranded😭

[@humphrey4976]

Camels are like mythical creatures. The more I find out about them the more amazed I become.

[@hamzasaid1082]

Oh truly this is a great comment ﴿أَفَلا يَنظُرونَ إِلَى الإِبِلِ كَيفَ خُلِقَت﴾ [الغاشية: ١٧] English (Saheeh): (17) Then do they not look at the camels - how they are created? This is a verse from the Quran mentioning how amazing the camel body is.❤

[@q8forme943]

You are wright the camels 🐪 were prophet Saleh miracle…. This prophet is one of 25 prophet mentioned in the Quran in Islam

[@francisdale07]

unicorns

[@angelone8564]

There's no truth here

[@mainaad537]

​@@angelone8564like? I hope you're ok

[@Rangerness]

Imagine the first guy who thought, “my camel is sick, maybe this venomous snake will help!”

[@frsrs9189]

Bro was drunk that day 😂

[@Niilo2.2]

If you know it's gonna die anyway, might as well try anything

[@bratatouille]

Yeah we'll it turns out this isn't true. It's just an old folktale and hasn't been shown to actually do anything

[@Garrett12362]

Or better yet, it's tears

[@ewanfargher4838]

Man was terrifying, like objectively, who thinks like that without any provocation. Every human who thinks they are not inherently scary needs to consider that there is a plant, that biologically designed itself to cause pain to anything that eats it and we, enjoy that pain… by eating spicy foods and using it as a ingredient. People are terrifying lol

[@user-ow5oi8gs4d]

"أفلا ينظرون إلى الإبل كيف خلقت" - قرآن

[@ProudMommyOf3PawneePrincesses]

Please elaborate & explain. I do not understand yet am very curious. Thank you

[@user-rb4zk7rm9g]

@@ProudMommyOf3PawneePrincessesit means it was created in such a fantastic way it has many stomachs and a very complex body and it can endure so much. And we hear people saying there is no god we are children of evolution the camel is the biggest proof that’s a lie. We also believe it’s the first animal and creature created by god at one point it was walking on clouds and eating clouds ☁️.

[@movementandmuscle]

Snake: i didnt sign up for this

[@Hakimfarhat]

Mother fucker better get a doctor degree next time 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Commodore1236]

Arab guy here. So sometimes camels get sick (something like mad cow disease but for camels) they stop eating and drinking and just look at the sun until they die. The treatment is feeding them a specific snake. The snake venom gives them a fever, then left without water for 8 hours, this somehow helps the camel return to normal, and their tears after are collected because they have antivenom too.

[@sadboiz4lyfe]

Sounds like it's a side effect of commodifying and exploiting them for years, and the "treatment" you sick animal abusers have devised shocks them into an earlier behavioral and cognitive mode.

[@ThatOneYemeni]

Ngl, “Arab guy here” is kinda wild lmao Edit: the reason why I said this is because there are countless different types of Arab, including the Egyptian or North African Arabs shown in the video, which is why saying “Arab guy” is so vague that it was funny to me.

[@obscurifyed]

@@ThatOneYemeniy?

[@BS89.]

krazy

[@meat3994]

This makes so much more sense than this ai generated video.

[@doublehelix2167]

The guy who figured this out is the same dude who drank cow milk for the first time

[@scors1er]

From a bull nonetheless

[@Unregistered.Hypercam.2.]

​@@scors1era very very virile bull

[@edlast1505]

congratulations, I now feel very very sick 🤢

[@travisgrimm]

And Camel milk for the last time

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

That guy is a weirdo 😂😂😂 Good idea though

[@Izlude84]

Man, those beta testers for the first few patches of real life were on another level.

[@joelachance0305]

My buddy has a certain rare arthritis in his hands that's extremely painful. His medication is ridiculously expensive and he can't afford it all the time. When he can't buy it, Fire-ant venom contains the active ingredient in his medication. I shit you not, he'll find a Fire-ant mound and gently punch it until they cover his fists, biting him over and over. Within a few minutes, the swelling in his joints subsidies. I've seen him do it multiple times. If i hadn't seen it, i wouldn't have believed it. Natural Medicines are wild.

[@afiyahowusu34]

:o

[@elizabethyonemura994]

Whaaaaa?!

[@Tessa-oi3ic]

That bro drinks for free.

[@funnyanimalshorts643]

I will be remembering this. Around here we use poke berry. It's poisonous, like most medicines.

[@paraseek5623]

Why doesn't he just take Liquid Calcium , Magnesium, vit D, (not very expensive) which helps absorb the Cause of Arthritis.

[@christopherkrause337]

Some dude: "My camel is dying and i just had the funniest idea" A few days later: "Is my camel fucking healthy?"

[@flock9487]

☠️☠️☠️

[@hdnr666]

2,5k like with no reply? Lemme fix that

[@GGER420]

​@@hdnr666get a life, you ain't fixing shit, you need help kid

[@christopherkrause337]

What in the fucking hell? Thanks for the love everyone.

[@GGER420]

Why the hell did i get a notification if u didn't evin comment here bruh Also that terrorist guy ain't fixing shit

[@joshuanoble5333]

Quest requirements: 1x venemous snake 1x jug of water 1x vial of camel tears Description: _Your camel had been affected by wanderlust! You must gather the ingredients listed and follow these three steps. Stuff snake into camels mouth, waterboard camel until it cries, collect tears of camel and probably also pour into mouth_ Rewards: _unlock arabian camel mount_

[@user-ek2ri1iv8p]

The reward is pretty good indeed 😂now i need the arab desert man 🥲🥲🥲❤

[@iamhisyam4101]

Failure : Hidden Boss, Desert King Ancient Camel of Arabian Night will be summons.

[@dontknowyoubutloveyou]

Thus is true. Thus is dope. Thou art deemed worthy.

[@wickkjohnn007]

Too funny 🤣😂🤣🤣

[@EricFromTechSupport]

They need this quest in WoW

[@gzxphoyt2800]

😂 I heared “there’s this disease” while the video showed a camel’s courtship strategy

[@RoderickStoutamireII]

“My camel is healed, how’d you know that would work?” “It worked?”

[@majorsid8]

The more I hear about camel the more i get fascinated about this magnificent creature

[@notoriousLSGshow]

Yea they are underrated as mythical animals

[@shafsteryellow]

🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴

[@mo7amedgm660]

(Do they not ever reflect on camels-how they were ˹masterfully˺ created) 88:17

[@fil4648]

Yeah, it's hard to think of a more iconic animal than the camel that helps mankind survive in the desert.

[@emiljansulejmani8996]

Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala talks about it in the Quran

[@cQ2DHPavXTqemm9Vsbgi4TV7x]

that one guy on quora who answered your question 8 years ago:

[@D30hero]

Camel eats a venomus snake* Arab: NO NO SPIT THAT OUT UR GONNA GET MORE SICK lemme get some water to spit that out* Camel 1 day later: healty Arab: did i just find a cure?

[@VOXICONALTERNATIVE]

​@@D30hero cringe

[@bigdogiam]

@@VOXICONALTERNATIVElol

[@tmar8959]

Final boss fears snake eating camel

[@sherifmahmoud977]

@@D30hero Ha ha ha ha no, you ignorant person In that ancient time, we had scientists in medicine and engineering, while the Americans punished witches, haha, and killed women and enslaved them. At that time, we had the first doctor and the first medical books, haha. What the hell do you think we were, haha, drinking from the sand? The ignorant American continues to amaze me with his ignorance day after day

[@Findingmyplace1]

First one of these kinds of shorts I've seen that is genuinely fascinating

[@blank3123]

"Man my Camel buggin'" "Welp ig it's time for the snake glitch"

[@vexdoesgame1812]

The disease is called trypanosomiasis. It is caused by a parasitic infection and it is found in other species as well. Feeding a snake is a method stemming from middle eastern folklore that was originally used to treat deer of the same ailment. Camels have antibodies that help fend off snake bites; the tears are an immune response from being bitten by the snake internally, as stomach acid would disolve any venom before it reaches the bloodstream.

[@prindizzlefoshizzle]

So, does the production of tears somehow combat the parasitic infection?

[@questionablememer]

a little mind boggling, how does the stomach lining not bleed or tear when the snake bites. Does it also have papillae like the mouth?? also, I really wanna just know if this is an actual immune response on the camels part or is it just some lil thing that does nothing because it’s folklore?

[@vexdoesgame1812]

@@questionablememer Finding studies on this and whether or not this method has an effect is inconclusive. The antibodies do combat certain other parasitic infections.

[@dravenstamaria_]

@@questionablememerthey have papilla and it helps them eat cactus as well

[@blackgriffinxx]

So this is dessert wormer for camels. I own dogs in area full of rat. They describe the same sign of parasitic infection in dogs. I had dogs die in days from eating rats that came out of the fields. I mostly happen in summer time. So it hard to tell they are in bad shape as they tend to just sleep during the day.

[@Mageroth]

"Some might think its Cruel..." Snakes : you think?

[@UnseenLive1]

Lmao 🤣underrated comment

[@fazilpm5839]

😂

[@netta50]

Lolll

[@bootycallmebitch6113]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@shaman295]

Guy gets in a fight with snake, nothing to kill with but soft sand. Discovers camel drowning method. Discovers modern veterinary medicine.

[@idontloveanime]

Snake : waiting for the day to see sun again.... 💀

[@gnami580]

This is 1000's of years of knowledge. I'm amazed at our history sometimes.

[@BD-km8mu]

Whoever figured it out is brilliant

[@davosisq]

So I'm not a fan of the idea personally but... Americans feed osteopathy studies to Liberia and they do a similar thing with humans where they feed them a tape worm and a tick to combat certain things

[@dddaaa6965]

source: trust me bro

[@tomevers6670]

@@davosisqI feed ur mum my nut milk and she’s super healthy from it.

[@WindDancer435]

I agree and I have been to the desert with Arabs and never knew this.

[@Swamisloc]

This is a myth, Google is your friend

[@DatMfka]

Harvesting the tears of Camels sounds like the introduction to a villain origin story.

[@qsplak]

Best comment lol 😂

[@hellxapo5740]

Camels are truly amazing creatures

[@tebogoamoloi-db1ek]

We got Steven Universe’s healing tears before we got gta 6

[@leelavathik5163]

in case anyone is wondering if the snake will bite inside its mouth it cant because camels have fast digestive systems and strong ones that can break down toxins and they also have lining on their mouth making them invincible from a bite

[@delinawish6019]

They eat cactus

[@fab-freshaquaponicbiospher6335]

Snake: Hey bro, how you doing Camel: I'm good now, had bit of fever a week back Snake: Hope you took them pills Camel: Nah, i just ate a snake and drank water till i started crying Snake: PAPA!!! 😭

[@microcosms2420]

Im not totally sure that snake has a head.

[@justanotheruser6488]

Camels do have tough, leathery mouths that help protect them from thorns and spines while eating prickly vegetation, but this does not provide complete protection against venomous snake bites. Snake venom can still enter the bloodstream through the mucous membranes of the mouth, and depending on the type of snake and the amount of venom injected, a bite can cause serious injury or death to a camel.

[@angiedillman7963]

It has to bite in order to get venom in you, you can swallow venom and be ok, but if it gets in your blood stream, that's a completely different story. Your stomach acids kill the venom. Poison is a different story, a poisonous frog only has to touch you, in order for you to get poisoned.

[@Superstreet1991]

🐍 “Let me tell you something, let me tell you something!!”

[@khalidbashir2037]

Never laughed harder 😂😂

[@dallolapp356]

Ahahahaha

[@taylorrichardson5523]

The comment I never knew I needed to see 🤣🤣🤣

[@LordTrawets]

Hahahahahahhahahaha😂😂😂😂😂

[@Zerobucksgiven]

Man I was just falling asleep and started crying from this 😂😂😂

[@groominator-magneticequato7195]

It’s incredible when you live WITH nature, what it can teach you. I was in Morocco or Algeria heading into the desert and saw several Tuaregs w/ camels. A tick the size of a golf ball and the color of an olive was on one. I showed the man so he could remove it. He said no, they let some stay. If someone gets sunburnt, you cut them open and use their blood as a kind of healing agent/aloe Vera. Amazing. I’m in the U.S. are kids know nothing of survival or living in true harmony with nature as a teacher.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

_"It might sound strange, even cruel...the truth is completely different."_ NOT FOR THE SNAKE!!

[@wild_saga]

Right 😅😂😂

[@kodi-X]

So you will be ok if venomous snake right beside you? It's not dangerous is it?

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

@@kodi-X Well that went right over your head! Watch the clip again, then read my comment carefully.

[@Imadreamergang]

@@PhantomFilmAustraliawe’ve used leeches as a medicine before 😂

[@LucasChurch-yl3lw]

You're telling me this dude cries and literally feels better

[@DeathHelper420]

Omega Alpha

[@davidthompson639]

sometimes we all need a good cry sesh, my dude. it helps to relieve emotional stress :)

[@johnhughes4452]

I feel like the snake doesn't matter it's the shock from drowning

[@DennisWilliams-nf2gn]

Works for KIDS, after a ass whipping!!😂

[@tafed3165]

tears if joy

[@therando1165]

Snakes in the afterlife: How did you die? Snake: I don't want to talk about it. Edit: I changed it, please stop with the snakes in heaven debate, the joke is not that serious.

[@homeboyjanx]

😂😂😂

[@LakshaDeirwa]

the fact is Animals don't go hell or heaven

[@nequelnelson1950]

Forreal

[@jeffbezos3501]

@@LakshaDeirwaThe fact is, your humor is sht and you can’t definitely take a joke

[@zgameworldyt8998]

​@@LakshaDeirwa they dont talk either

[@NateDoesB3D]

"mommmm i dont wanns go to school today i feel sick!" "Okay honey you know the drill heres your black mamba"

[@north6star]

I read another comment and would like to inform everyone. Camel don’t eat snake: die Camel that ate snake: not die Guy that saw camel eat snake: give the next camel a snake.

[@ShawnWilliams-jr2wu]

Knowledge that has been passed down through generations.... blessed

[@ANonymous-el3mx]

Myths, fairly takes, and silly superstitions like religion are passed along that way. Not necessarily a good idea.

[@bambicrandi]

@@ANonymous-el3mxAll of those hold a key of truth to the past. It’s our job to figure it out and make the connection. All important.

[@ANonymous-el3mx]

@@bambicrandi Hey, you do you. It's a hard pass for me.

[@sederquest]

Who said this was legit?

[@vnm_8945]

when I see a "bless/blessed" word I want to shit myself.

[@kaptainkilogram]

That's some indigenous knowledge that only those cultures would know. Really interesting..

[@beththegreen]

It's not a real cure, it's superstitious type shit It doesn't actually work

[@MrUNCLESAM84]

How the heck someone thousands of years ago figured that out with no knowledge of modern veterinarian medicine and technology?! Maybe our concept of ancient civilizations is not what we think it really was, maybe they were more advanced than what we think they were and for some reason their advanced civilization faded away.

[@donnywai882]

@@MrUNCLESAM84 I think a big part of our amazement is due to our false perception of people of the past. Most of the time in media they are portrayed as dumb, and aloof, when in reality they were just as intelligent as us.

[@bigpenis6372]

⁠​⁠@@MrUNCLESAM84 people in ancient Egypt were very smart and had methods to perform complex surgeries and other sciences that were buried in history. I think a lot of people assume early humans were like cavemen but they were essentially exactly like we are now with complex emotions and a deep curiosity for the world.

[@MrUNCLESAM84]

@@donnywai882 100% agree

[@Certified_Art_Teacher]

"The camel's stomach is hanging out of its mouth!!!" "Hold on... I have an idea"

[@MilitargeschichtemitKoTi]

Arabia: Wanderlust is a disease, which kills camels Germany: It's just the feeling that describes wanting to hike

[@nigrumanguis9465]

I've been looking for that comment ngl

[@theghostofuchiha1496]

Camel - "I'm sick" Man - "But have you tried this juicy venomous boi??"

[@NC-1861]

Boy*. Stop the stupiid

[@breezy6855]

Wtf…..

[@NC-1861]

Boy* Stop the stuupiid

[@NC-1861]

Boy* Stop the st up. id

[@NC-1861]

N

[@bangkokom]

literally definition of what doesnt kill you, made you stronger

[@Dosadniste2000]

literally BS

[@hallooos7585]

@@Dosadniste2000So surviving from a plague doesn’t make you stronger from contracting another one?

[@crustybandaid183]

@@hallooos7585 So breaking your neck and becoming paralyzed makes you stronger?

[@Dosadniste2000]

@@hallooos7585 test it on yourslef

[@BiggestBrother]

@@crustybandaid183 your senses and mental strength can increase, so yes

[@ManLikePanGaming]

Human: snake is poisonous Camels: hold my beer

[@DavyDave1313]

This straight up sounds like a quest in an rpg. Find a serpent and feed it to the infected. Reward: Camel Tears(Epic).

[@noriakikakyoin3516]

Crazy how someone could've just went "Yo bro, idk how to cure this... How about we feed it a snake?"

[@vidyasagarchate4023]

😂😂😂😂

[@fikriarieska8450]

Like that tequila mixed with scorpions But this one is strait up

[@abelgomez2726]

Someone said let's feed it a snake is dying anyways😂next day camel is healthy again

[@realkaysonic]

a venomous one at that 😂

[@bratatouille]

I googled it and this "cure" is actually just based in folklore and hasn't been shown to actually do anything. The disease it's supposed to treat is called trypanosomosis, and it's caused by a parasite. There is an effective medicine for it, but it's not this.

[@projectjfk972]

It's called Trypanosoma Evansi (surra) and strain, diminazeneaceturate, melarsomine and quinapyramine are the recommended drugs for treatment. Interesting how it does have a name and a treatment.

[@johnnycheng7708]

Sounds like you made it all up right now

[@projectjfk972]

@@johnnycheng7708 Google it.

[@moayad80]

But what about quinsarinsomine. Isn't it recommended either?

[@MrSaisreekar]

​@@moayad80 Are you for real??

[@7resist7tyranny7]

Don't forget salt and pepper.

[@kerravon4159]

An even better question is how in hell did anyone ever figure out that this works in the first place?

[@amani1096]

Truly amazing 👏🏻🤩 I absolutely love desert Arabs, such remarkable people! ❤️

[@Ahmad.AL-Hashemi]

We all live in desert so thay called beduns

[@turbov7560]

Camel needs water for his thirst ❌ Camel gets a snake and water for his thirst ✅

[@NoESanity]

The water helps. But Actually the snake moving around in its stomach is what kicks their body into overdrive and causes their immune system to start working.

[@Mantafax]

A snake a day keep the disease away

[@Sam1.1.1]

@@NoESanitybut the snake going to bite and poison??????

[@NoESanity]

@Sam1.1.1 A snake isn't going to bite while it's being cooked in acid. Venom doesn't survive stomach acid. That is why we add snake venom to whiskey

[@turbov7560]

@@NoESanity Wow cool, I didn't know that

[@josuecaldero5955]

Why don't they just tell the camel a sad story and then just collect the tears?

[@Just_A-Cat]

😭😭

[@grazienuevox6278]

Or maybe they can just ask the camel 🤔

[@JesusSavesSoulz]

Why don't they just rub onions

[@ALPHABETA-vm4uz]

Harvard needs you bro...

[@yahyamohamad2583]

Make them read berserk 😢

[@michaelcauley747]

Imagine the first person to figure this out explaining it to a friend like "wow how'd you cure your camel" "fed it a deadly snake and made it cry"

[@jesseholcomb2451]

Buddy:“Bro my camel isn’t moving” Random dude:“……… I’ll make him move….”

[@123fourfive5]

Feels like some random gta cheat code to turn your car back to 100%

[@wm9782]

Can't find anything on google about this. So is it a lie or just local superstition or witch doctor solutions? Edit to add this: After 1 day I'm surprised so many answers! Really expected none. Thank you all, Really appreciate the funny and the intellectual answers have a blessed day.

[@wild_saga]

In Arabic language the disease is called Hayam" it's translated to English "wonderlu

[@TentenVps]

13 mins ago is wild

[@Abd-kb7tr]

1 min ago is crazier ​@@TentenVps

[@gabriellemueske4626]

I was just going to check this.out. Thank You for posting your findings!

[@Adam-mv4nz]

yeah 😅

[@MrSollex1]

The Snake: Let me tell you something… Let me tell you something 😂😂😂

[@IpinSG]

Friend A: "what is the personality of a camel? Friend B: "Masochist. Because they eat venomous snake and cactus snacks."

[@BlackEdgedKatana]

Feels like an episode of 1000 ways to live. You do something crazy and life threatening, but it ends up making you better.

[@steffanyaliguyon4231]

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. ❤️

[@Niilo2.2]

What doesn't make you stronger kills you🙌

[@bratatouille]

Unfortunately I did some googling and it turns out this is just based on an old folktale and has no basis in reality. Most vets advise against it, since it's just unnecessary cruelty, and there is an actual medicine for the disease.

[@yuunneemedina9545]

Thought about that program also 😊

[@rene525]

I wonder if this would work on a person...like Biden

[@yasserajlil5942]

﴿ أَفَلَا يَنظُرُونَ إِلَى ٱلۡإِبِلِ كَيۡفَ خُلِقَتۡ ﴾ [ الغاشية: 17] Do they not look at the camels, how they are created This is a verse from the Quran Alhamdulilah ☝️🤍

[@CryoXGaming]

This verse uses the word ibil (إبل) wich means cattle not just camels including lambs cows and bisons extra

[@yasserajlil5942]

@@CryoXGaming Nop you're wrong research brother

[@Nerobyrne]

I don't trust people who cut things off of baby weeners

[@lukavisuals1065]

​@@CryoXGamingIts not up to you to teach us what the Quran says: we call camels Ibil, no need for someone to teach us our language.

[@lukavisuals1065]

​@@Nerobyrnewe don't trust people who wipes their butts with paper without using water, my we clean out feets five times day, you clean your face one time, my feet are cleaner than your face.

[@Bryan-Ace]

As a desert Arab snake I can confirm, I don’t have any more family since they were force fed to camels

[@ziadajam5433]

Who was the person that discovered this. They deserve an award

[@BlabbyBros]

The Camel in that clip is spitting up his gula to attract mates.

[@rem7502]

Will it work for me if I expose my gula?

[@IronOgre]

To cool down*

[@Simon_Ghost_Riley1993]

​@@rem7502i tried ot but everyone keeps running from me weird isnt?🤔

[@flingo2007]

A man will always find a way to protect their animals ❤

[@Hakimfarhat]

It hurts the camels a bit when digesting it but then in 48 hours the camel will thank you In Libya we feed them scorpions because finding a snake is rare in our desert

[@nabilmohammedasif896]

Him: "Boss I survived a nuclear bomb just 2 miles away" Boss: "You're an engineer, calculate it" bruh

[@garryharris3777]

How on earth was this ever discovered?

[@The_Real_Indiana_Joe]

That's exactly what I was wondering 🤔. I'd like to hear all the stupid shit they'd tried before figuring it out 😅

[@ramahtaylor4565]

They probably saw a camel eating a snake around that time that they were sick that how

[@vrushalikamble4497]

Peaceful community 🙏

[@timothinking9855]

The camels have eaten the snake on their own before and the keepers saw the animals do this and saw improvement, they adopted it as treatment.

[@suspectboOOm]

Trial and error

[@lukeevans1746]

I was told about this on a trip to Tunisia. The disease is Trypanosomiasis and some traditional people do this, but as the gentleman who told me about it (who came from a nomadic culture himself) said it is nonsense. He also described how traditionally, camel tears were collected for snake bite treatment, which interesting might actually have something to it!

[@MzClementine]

BINGO... You know what else is really irritating.. when you start building up farming... And I mean larger than small footprint farming. With the popularity of camel meat and camel milk.. here come the diseases and the proclaim you need vaccinations because of the close quarters and diseases... My family has been in farming and nomadic farming. 6th generation... Since my great-grandfather. They are from morocco. They are 100% Moroccan. I always wanted to know my bloodline. I look different than my Italian family. Their color much different than mine. Even though I can pale out during fall and winter. Spring and summer brings color to my skin.. Long story short. It wasn't until I was an adult that I found the truth on my family. History is so cruel.. Our family has five farms. They all work congruently for each other.. our animal's are raised as my great-grandfather would say as God and nature intended. They do not vaccinate. They do not sway their diet heavily. Yes they do grow specific things that they love to eat on the pasture. But everything is organic. Everything is meant for them and their nutritional needs not for just fattening up. We have two everything farms. And all of the families eat off of these everything farms. They have every animal you can think of and even bees and other insects... Which they give to the many varieties of birds that we have.. We have one cattle farm. And we have two farms that are pasture. those pasture farms are meant to either rotate crops or the cattle. It is pertinent to my grandfather that no animal is stressed.. On the cattle farm. When they are coming into their Barn it's beautiful. The inside of the barn glows like a sunset. Very warm wood color.. and it smells really good for a cattle farm. They only come in when there's heavy storms. The barn is not red it's beautiful sky blue. And the golden hue of the lights of the barn as all the cattle come running in as a storm rolls in whether it's rain or snow. They love coming home. The processing plant is next door. It looks identical to their Barn. They are not lined up one by one by one.. when we harvest a cattle. It is one at a time.. he will not stress out the animal. Happy animals makes for delicious food. My very own family had to fight the government. My great-aunt and great-uncle that owns the cattle farm. Went on a trip for a year. But sadly it only lasted two and a half months. In the early 90s and the mid-80s. Big pharma having their cover no one could sue for you know the pincushion projects they like to hand out.. whenever you travel it matters the ports that you enter into a country. They had no idea that they were going to be forced and or they could fly into the country. These are farmers. Fly into the country?? What, they would never spend that much money. Sadly within two and a half months they were given a total of 14 injections. Three of them had three within them. So that was a total of nine. By the time they made it home they both had severe neurological issues. 6 weeks later my uncle hospitalized with cjd, my great aunt 8 Days later joins him. Already the hospital doctor and our doctor knew that it was from the jabberwockies... CDC FDA everybody swooped in. Took over our farms. I'm not joking. They shut down every single farm. And they harvested all kinds of animals for testing. They never found a single prion protein... Not on a single farm. Why because they don't vaccinate. It's really disgusting what they are doing within our animals and humanity within These vaccination projects.. Robert Malone delivering his speech on mRNA technology 2016. The first three minutes and 40 seconds a medical student screams out, how did you get into the mitochondria cell before? Robert Malone says yeah I should explain that. Simple by infiltrating the lymphocyte B cells with viruses. Copying your information handing over its, then it can enter the mitochondria cell. Thing is is he left out that when it hands over a copy of its information it gives a copy of your info too. So it's like it's a part of your body. It states in the veterinarian vaccination studies. If given inner muscle again.. here is the weaponization of your immune system. Because whatever B cell it copied with and wherever it's going to lay within the body. Such as it lays dormant within what is called the vagus nerve. This is your nervous system hub... Please see the work of Dr Stephanie Seneff MIT. And her work about pesticides and the jabberwockies that passed the prion proteins to us. Literally RNA. It's that simple that's how you mutate DNA via RNA. With every single pin cushion project they push. Every one of them. Couple Goodreads for you. Dissolving illusions Susan Humphries MD Roman Bystrianyk, Eleanor I McBean publication 1957, I cannot say the title but I would look up Dr Richard and Fleming ph.d, md, JD. Within his first cover page it literally says prion like domain. No it's not like it is a prion. Protein. They have been manipulating and testing with insects other mammals fish jellyfish humans.. In the early 2000s they reverse engineered something that's called a tobacco Mosaic virus. This is reverse engineered off of a crystalline virus. It's a plant virus. You know how they've been talking about putting the v within food. They've been practicing that a long time. They released in the early 2000s that prions can be uptake in by corn, tomato, alfalfa, and wheat. Of course humans don't eat alfalfa but our animals do. Which points the finger at Saudi Arabia owning land in arizona. Growing alfalfa. Watering their alfalfa with primary water. Primary water is the good stuff underground. The purest of the pure. The reason why they're using that pure water is because they don't want to use City sewage water. Every one of us drinks sewage water. When someone goes to the doctor and gets drug tested. They're actually has to be in allotment of drugs in everyone's system. Every single drug that anyone has ever done. I don't care if it's beta blocker for blood pressure. I don't care if it's hormonal a woman taking the pill.. anti-psychotic medication? Ssri? Pain medicine? And God knows what in the illegal world.. it's funny when you look up the lead map. It's going to blow your mind cuz our infrastructure is failing already. But literally our water is garbage water. Not to mention we also have Nano particulates raining down on us constantly.. Elana Freeland Geoengineered Transhumanism How the environment has been weaponized by chemicals electromagnetism nanotechnology for synthetic biology and Under an Ionized Sky pleaseif you get any reads on those are the two best.. if I were a billionaire I'd have them printed in every language sent every residential home. The elite people I would send a pallet to. You're absolutely right about the snake venom within the antiserum... But this isn't going to work for their bloat. Once an animal is already with fever. That means there is infection. No snake in the tummy is going to fix that. Unless eating the snake and venom actually has properties to lower the fever. It does have an anticoagulant.. an aspirin would bring down the fever. So the venom could have an effect like aspirin. So talking that out was important hahaha 🤣😂 Holy Moly .. never mind I stand corrected 😅

[@McNastyxx95]

@@MzClementine I’m interested in hearing more

[@TheKissie555]

Thanks for sharing your story ​@@MzClementine

[@leroyfox753]

​@@MzClementine wow great story. Thank you for sharing. I wish we would get back to small farms that really care for the animals the way their supposed to be taking care of. Factory farms are cruel.

[@neverhatproductions4843]

​@@MzClementine i aint readin allat

[@birmuzyedim]

How the hell did they found out about this curing method? Did they just wake up one day and said "Hmmm... Today i will feed my sick camel a venomous snake."?

[@usmanibrahim5824]

The camel owner asked, are feeling feverish? Camel: No sir, just have an allege of snake

[@blkfemominous4538]

I seen a cat eat grass for months he had a hole in his neck I clipped the hairs around the wound but he left, he stayed near my home for months eating grass and certain weeds, I seen the wound heal up in four months he was a cool cat

[@stephaniebaker2526]

Animals just know what is going to help them. African elephants will walk for miles to find clay. They eat the clay because it works as an antacid for them. Incredibly intelligent animals!! 🐘😉

[@ShilohSmith]

How In the absolute hell did they figure this out?

[@virginiarobbins7539]

I'm more concerned with whom figured out that beaver anus taste like vanilla 😂

[@SWreacts]

They watched this YT short , duh

[@yarukay5749]

Probably the Ancestors Observe that Camel who Secrete Tears recovers from the Disease so they have to Fine ways To Make the Camel Secrete Tears and Probably a alot of Trials and error ,with this Technique with the Highest effective rate ,sorry about the English .Not Very Good 😅😅

[@joseflores1734]

​@@SWreacts before that.

[@re-edditespanol9543]

​@@joseflores1734Google, duh

[@stupidpointlesstvof]

The story about camels suffering from a disease called "wandering," where they stop eating and drinking and stare at the sun, is rooted in traditional desert lore. While desert Arabs have long observed their animals and sometimes derive treatments from these observations, the story lacks scientific verification. Camels, like other animals, can exhibit unusual behavior when ill, but modern veterinary science does not recognize "wandering" as a specific disease. Traditional knowledge can be insightful, but it should be confirmed with scientific methods for accuracy.

[@brandonstevens300]

Someone out there datamining camels 😂

[@phon_7x]

"You really want to eat a snake?" "Sure just give me some water"

[@justinwillingale2086]

The guy who discovered this was the orginal ark surviver

[@eduardogoose2305]

😂😂😂😂 fr

[@SevenUwU]

It was only necessary to say that those tears had to rest on a full spring moon to be a real potion...

[@Mikelarry993]

Every animal on earth has a pupose so does every plant and tree no matter the type. Even a cactus in the desert can save your life. Its amazing and quiet remarkable when you think about it.

[@GameOpus]

"Yes Camel, give me your tears"

[@amybishop666]

GIVE ME YOUR TEARS GYPSY. OR I WILL TAKE THEM FROM YOU

[@cassandraalls5633]

Who knew!! And more importantly how did they know feeding a poisonous snake to their camel was the cure???

[@greenphoenix56]

camel eat themselves snake in early stages of disease but when camel doesn't get chance to find one and symptoms becomes severe that he becomes unable to move and cannot walk owner feeds the snake

[@Mike-lx9qn]

Some comments say u can learn from the animal. They eat snake, they get better, word spreads. That's how humans have done things, really. We only recently learned about antibodies & crying, Muslims just thought it was smthng stupid like snake wizardry unga Bunga

[@micahttt]

​@@Mike-lx9qnMuslim doesn't believe in wizardry though. Such thing are forbidden in the religion and considered as minor association with God.

[@samahmed762]

​@@Mike-lx9qnEducation indeed plays a crucial role in understanding the contributions of various cultures to modern advancements. It's true that many foundational scientific and technological concepts originated from Muslim scholars during the Islamic Golden Age. Their contributions in fields like mathematics, astronomy, medicine, and philosophy laid the groundwork for much of today's knowledge. So, it's important to recognize and appreciate the diverse historical influences that have shaped our world. Listen up, dude, before you start spittin' facts, do yourself a solid and hit them books. Get educated, man! Don't be out here talkin' nonsense before you even know what's up. It's all about learning before you start preachin'.

[@drewsattre3538]

Snakes are venomous, not poisonous.

[@hyperhardik543]

Human 🤡 Camel 🗿 Snake 💀💀💀

[@adityabhadauria4892]

Justice for Snake🐍 🥲

[@hasanferoz2364]

Camels are the most unique creatures...truly amazing they even have a social personality they hold grudge they can sit on hot sand which can burn normal skin

[@captainrex9252]

Lmfao your a sucker, this is a complete bullsh1t video that you thought was real. Do you seriously believe this?

[@jpablo700]

Whoever figured this out is the same one gaining wisdom from a burning bush.

[@bratatouille]

Well, this is actually just an old folktale, one thay hasn't been shown to actually work. There's an actual medicine for the disease, and it's not this.

[@XxLeo05xX]

Yea. I can't find this. Its not real.

[@Imadreamergang]

@@XxLeo05xXsearch up the disease

[@Imadreamergang]

@@bratatouille Let me tell you here that camels are fed with live snakes. Because there is a special kind of disease in their body. Due to which their whole body becomes stiff. To avoid this disease, Utahars(camel owner) feed live snakes to camels

[@Imadreamergang]

@@XxLeo05xXLet me tell you here that camels are fed with live snakes. Because there is a special kind of disease in their body. Due to which their whole body becomes stiff. To avoid this disease, Utahars(camel owner) feed live snakes to camels

[@Miked1332]

It's crazy that most diseases and illnesses from a specific region can (almost) always be cured from remedies also in that region. It's when diseases go from that region to the other side of the world where we start to have issues.

[@avirei98]

I've literally only heard of this disease as a debuff in a video game and you're telling me it's real 🤣 I need to be paying closer attention to the video games that I'm playing and what they're teaching me

[@MohdImran-tx7ly]

I m convinced camels are the most magnificent animal

[@DragonDHunter]

They are indeed.they are mentioned in Quran for a reason

[@Lancelot_2882]

I’ll take a horse any day, can’t rope a bull off a camel

[@fmribra664]

@@Lancelot_2882camels don’t populate in the U.S.

[@Lancelot_2882]

@@fmribra664 who said anything about the US. Do you suck at everything in life, as much as you suck at assumptions?

[@MrSharkBait561]

​@@Lancelot_2882why would you want to rope a bull?

[@DraxDrax-rq2jr]

Snake : Weeeeeeee Wimoweh Wimoweh 🐍🐍🐍 Human catching the snake Snake : Hey Yo ? Wtf wrong with you?

[@chappadjhunjhun5628]

😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@ALPHABETA-vm4uz]

Damn, You understand snake language...

[@robertstuart1043]

​@@ALPHABETA-vm4uzDude can speak afro American vernacular. He's got the skill to know lots of stuff.

[@mrmatterfrigate6746]

Snake: Yo Don't put me inside the camel's mouth!

[@user-br9uc9kb3o]

The wisdom of the desert people will keep them alive long after our "modern world" collapses

[@Beepassingby]

What's crazy is that these people managed to figure this out. Brilliant

[@ZyRouz]

Anyway here's a brownie recipe **Ingredients:** - 1/4 cup (55g) unsalted butter - 1/2 cup (100g) granulated sugar - 1/4 cup (30g) unsweetened cocoa powder - 1/8 teaspoon salt - 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract - 1 large egg - 1/4 cup (30g) all-purpose flour **Instructions:** 1. Preheat your oven to 350°F (175°C) and grease a small baking pan or line it with parchment paper. 2. In a microwave-safe bowl, melt the butter in the microwave. 3. Stir in the sugar, cocoa powder, salt, and vanilla extract until well combined. 4. Beat in the egg until smooth. 5. Gradually add the flour, stirring until just combined. 6. Pour the batter into the prepared baking pan and spread it out evenly. 7. Bake in the preheated oven for 15-20 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out with a few moist crumbs. 8. Allow the brownies to cool in the pan before cutting into squares and serving. Enjoy your quick and easy homemade brownies!

[@shawnallen6734]

Thanks

[@localforeigner9528]

Is it OK if I add a quarter cup of Jameson and call them Corcaigh biscuits? 😊

[@brewski0277]

@@localforeigner9528Jameson is terrible, go with redbreast

[@gencide9820]

Can I add weed?

[@shawnallen6734]

@gencide9820 oh yes please

[@ALimam_Omer]

The camel is a wondrous creature. That is why God said in the Holy Qur’an: “Do they not look at camels how they are created?”

[@aveen_jacksi]

the alive snake in the belly dancing lol

[@stephanietorres5679]

Wow I never knew this . Thanks for sharing.❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

[@henryzepeda1159]

*I swear it feels like we are living in a simulation. I mean this just looks like some sort of cheat code or glitch in life, who thought of this and knew it was going to work?*

[@yahyamohamad2583]

Yeah humanity is crazy

[@WeekndWarriorrr]

To be fair the only simulations that humans have ever seen were made by humans and so they reflect real life not the other way around. That being said we probably live in a simulation or something similar that we don't actually have a word for.

[@SmoshDella]

Honestly, i don't think anyone on the planet knows about camels and horses more than those Sahara arabs

[@Randle1234]

That’s crazy!!!! Could you imagine being the first person to figure that out haha “My camel is sick what should I do?” “Ahhh let’s put a poisonous snake in its mouth and see what happens”. Crazy the things you learn!

[@basmabashir8451]

﴿أفلا ينظرون إلى الإبل كيف خلقت﴾ [الغاشية: ١٧] Allah telling us to see how he created camels , alhamdullilah ❤

[@Simba88242]

Riiiiiight So the cure might be in the unexpected place?? 🙎🏻‍♂️

[@user-li5ly4xp1b]

Perfect example