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A Bactrian camel calf, with keeper, four weeks after having been born in the menagerie
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A Bactrian camel calf, with keeper, four weeks after having been born in the menagerie
1762504 A Bactrian camel calf, with keeper, four weeks after having been born in the menagerie, London Zoo, 1929 (b/w photo) by Bond, Frederick William (1887-1942); Zoological Society of London; eZoological Society of London; British, out of copyright
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Bactrian Camel Calf Calves Camelidae Camels Camelus Bactrianus Juvenile Keeper Keepers London Zoo Uniformed Zoological Zoos Juveniles
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This photograph captures a heartwarming moment between a Bactrian camel calf and its devoted keeper. Taken in 1929 at the menagerie of London Zoo, this image showcases the bond that can form between humans and animals. The four-week-old calf stands tall beside its uniformed caretaker, showcasing its adorable yet robust presence. The young camel exudes innocence and curiosity as it gazes into the camera with wide eyes. Its soft fur suggests a tender age, while also hinting at the strength it will develop as an adult. The keeper's presence is equally striking, dressed in his uniform that symbolizes his role as protector and guardian of these magnificent creatures. His steady gaze reflects years of experience caring for these unique mammals. Set against the backdrop of London Zoo's natural habitat, this photo transports us back to a time when zoos were not just places for entertainment but also centers for education and conservation. It serves as a reminder of our responsibility to protect endangered species like the Bactrian camel. Frederick William Bond skillfully captured this intimate moment between man and animal, highlighting their mutual trust and respect. This timeless image continues to inspire awe even decades later, reminding us of the beauty found within nature's delicate balance.
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