#camel is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 37 people shared 59 posts with it — around 2 a day. Activity is up 20% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 15 with 6 posts.

Posts with #camel

Aw0

@aw0.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Finally, something mostly new. A silly little duo I've been working on off and on, Somba and Rakko! #art #characterdesign #camel #cute #couple

top left:
Somba. A camel with a leafy tail that she uses for shade and as an extra appendage. She is serene and loyal to the end.

middle right:
Rakko. Part koala, part monkey. A friendly guy who's down for any adventure. He's also got exceptional hearing.

bottom left:
The pair have been together for years and love to explore. They never get enough of the colorful and varied biomes of their world.

bottom right:
after Somba and Rakko have a deep, passionate kiss, Rakko says "mmm, tasty wife"

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Vanishing and Endangered Cultures

@nowaykgn.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

The Tuareg are simple yet proud people. They would give their last drink of water to a stranger in distress, yet fight to the death if someone were to take their freedom away. #Niger #Sahara #tuareg #silhouette #distress #camel #sunset #freedom #water #photography #nikon #desert

A Tureg man holds his camel silhouetted against the Sahara sunset. The Tuareg people are predominantly nomadic people of the Sahara desert. The Tuareg are often referred to as "Blue Men of the desert " - because their robes are dyed indigo blue. They live in small tribes with between 30 and 100 family members and keep camels, goats, cattle, and chickens which graze the land. The Tuaregs are the masters of the Desert and have been nomads for over 2000 years now, mainly trading, salt, dates, sugar, silver, Sheep, Camels, Horses, and leather, throughout North Africa, West Africa, the Middle East, and even East Africa. The Tuareg are simple yet proud people. They would give their last drink of water to a stranger in distress, yet fight to the death if someone were to take their freedom away.

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@cenofreak88.bsky.social

5 months ago

#fossilfriday skull of an early Miocene camel from Cajon Pass, California. On display at the San Bernardio County Museum, Redlands. #sanbernardinocountymuseum #prehistoriccalifornia #camel #miocene

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Nina Willburger

@drnwillburger.bsky.social

5 months ago

A rare #Roman terracotta oil-lamp, decorated with the image of a #camel. Found in the legionary fortress of Vindonissa, present-day Windisch, Switzerland. 📷 Béla Polyvàs, Kanton Aargau. 🏺 #archaeology

A terracotta oil lamp featuring a central relief of a standing camel on a base.

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Nina Willburger

@drnwillburger.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

A toxic toy? A #Roman lead figure of a #camel, presumably a kid's toy (height 5.08cm, length 7.62cm). Dating probably 1st century AD, from Lower #Egypt. On display at the British Museum 📷 me 🏺 AncientBluesky #archaeology

An lead figurine of a camel carrying a load on its back, displayed against a beige fabric background. The camel is depicted in motion, with its legs bent and extended, and has a long, curved neck with a slightly raised head. The load on the camel’s back is rectangular with a cylindrical object on top, possibly representing a pack or rolled goods.

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Short King Scream Queen

@curiah.city

12 months ago

A panicked camel for @baker-bear.bsky.social 💦 #Commission #Cartoon #Camel #FurryArt #ntscQT

A yellow camel wearing blue gym trunks runs in a panic while carrying a first aid kit.

Previous image with the ntscQT VHS filter applied.

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Vanishing and Endangered Cultures

@nowaykgn.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

"Blue Men of the Desert" The Tuareg people are predominantly nomadic people of the Sahara desert. They would give their last drink of water to a stranger in distress, yet fight to the death if someone were to take their freedom away. #Niger #sahara #desert #tuareg #camel #photography #nikon #film