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Keith Bellows sobre la joroba del camello.

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Keith Bellows describe alegremente las maravillas de la ingeniería del camello, un ser vital al cual él llama "el todoterreno del desierto". A pesar de que no podía traer un camello vivo a TED, él lleva su equipo de filmación lo más cerca posible de una bestia de una tonelada en pleno celo.

On the heels of a long and bruising camel ride, Keith Bellows became fascinated with the "SUV of the sand," and with the many thorny aspects of their personalities (and mating habits) most of us would rather not dwell upon. Full bio »

Translated into Spanish by Nelly Llerena
Reviewed by Mariyana Dimova
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