bopha staff of the rostov reserve and researches from the biodiversity conservation center i've come up with a project to keep what were once native animals and the staff of this small herd of camels graze during the day and return to an open pen for the night the camels like it here and are only too happy to give up the open wild in exchange for food and water they have easily adapted to living in the step one of the signs of healthy camels is upright rather than crumpled and drooping humps camels rapidly multiplied in this small herd. on your they have a hierarchy of. camels a base strong males some of the males are very aggressive they have to be removed from the herd to ensure the comfort of others this is especially important at a time when there are many young camels around we protect them from aggressive males but other was old and young alike co-exist peacefully. because mean has devoted his life to studying horses so much slow that his friends and colleagues gave him the nickname old mustang. for quite some time now the mayor has conducted research on his own this is because