This photo reminds me of a Shafiq-ur-Rehman joke. To count animals, a student first counts their legs and then divide the number by 4. One can use the same formula here to find out how many camels are shown.
Place: Clifton Beach, Karachi; June 25, 2009
Photo Credits: Jahangir Khan
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Very nice picture.
Had me confused for a minute until I actually did the leg-count.
I see one genetically modified camel, with 2 heads and 8 legs :-)
Nice pic.
I think this is a 2010 GLS 5000 model Camel with a V-12 engine.
Really great picture. Not just for the symetry of the legs but overall too. Brought back so many nice memories.
Some comments posted on the ATP Facebook Page:
- “Legs=8,
Each Camel legs=4
camels=8/4
Camels=2″
- “its camel 2.0….marvel of modern day bio-engineering with ability to go in either direction with ease
With 8 full legs = better stability during “sand storms”..more camel power…Please see the upcoming commercials showcasing comfy and less bumpy rides…
reserve yours today….they are going out fast (with 8 legs can move fast too)
Disclaimer: comes standard with one baba to maneuver but second guiding baba is an upgrade at 50% off..”
- “3, one behind the camera to take the snap:>”
LOL! I did the leg-count for confirmation too.
It’s a nice optical illusion because of the way the camels are similarly decorated. great picture!
haha two camels ofcourse
wise pic i must say
y dnt pakistanis win international photography compititions?