According to reports, 2 camels have appeared in Xuân Trường Commune (Bảo Lạc District, Cao Bằng Province).
Recently, social media has been buzzing with images of 2 lost camels wandering along the road. These animals are said to have appeared in Xuân Trường Commune (Bảo Lạc District, Cao Bằng Province). Specifically, a post stated: “Cao Bằng is full of strange exotic animals. Anyone passing through Xuân Trường, Bảo Lạc will see these 2 adorable camels.”
The images and accompanying post quickly piqued curiosity and generated excitement across social media forums.
Two camels foraging by the roadside.
Regarding the images of the 2 camels, on the afternoon of November 25, Mr. Đàm Văn Thắng, Chairman of the Xuân Trường Commune People’s Committee (Bảo Lạc District, Cao Bằng), confirmed that there are indeed 2 camels in the area.
According to the Chairman, these 2 camels were discovered by the Xuân Trường Border Guard (Bảo Lạc District) about six months ago (March 2023) in the border area, but no one has come to claim them yet.
After the discovery of these camels, local authorities and police widely announced that anyone who is their owner should come forward to reclaim them. Since no one has come to claim them, they are released daily into the natural environment to graze, while someone oversees them.
It is noted that initially, 3 camels were discovered, but one died shortly after being brought to the border post.
The average lifespan of a camel is between 45 to 50 years.
It is known that camels are animals native to the deserts of Asia and North Africa. They are the largest animals capable of surviving in deserts and arid regions lacking drinking water.
The average lifespan of a camel ranges from 45 to 50 years. An adult camel can stand between 1.85m and 2.15m tall. Camels can run at speeds of up to 65 km/h in areas with short shrubs and maintain this speed over long distances. Dromedary camels (one-humped) weigh between 300 to 600 kg, while Bactrian camels (two-humped) weigh between 300 to 1000 kg.
