Sidetrack Adventures on MSN
People kept reporting camels in the Arizona desert - decades after they were supposedly gone, the sightings never stopped
For generations, stories of mysterious camels wandering the deserts of Arizona have fascinated travelers, prospectors, and ...
In the mid-19th century, the U.S. Army was looking for new ways to cross the vast desert territories of the American West. Horses and mules struggled to cope with the extreme heat, lack of water, and ...
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Camels carried huge loads, needed little water and crossed terrain that stopped other animals. Their biggest problem may have been the Army itself. In September 1857, a government survey expedition ...
The tomb of camel driver and Army scout Hadji Ali in Quartzsite, Arizona. (Phot courtesy of the Arizona Department of Transportation) Whenever the U.S. is at war in the Middle East, which has not been ...
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