I Visited Largest Camel Market of West Africa in Nouakchott, Mauritania and had Crazy Experience. Learnt many interesting facts about the Camel Market.

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A Common Genet (Genetta genetta) had fallen into a dry well and was unable to escape. On our approach the animal stood still, pretending to be dead. We built an improvised chair using a recovery rope of the 4WD vehicle and walk down a person attached to the car's winch. After a few attempts, the animal was caught using a restraining pole and brought outside. We finally released it close to some trees.
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Traditional fishing in Mauritania. Fishermen communicate with Dolphins by splashing the ocean's water with a wood log. The dolphins respond by circling the fish flock and push the fish into shallow water where the fishermen are waiting with their nets. Great example of Harmony.

We continue our journey in Nouakchott, Mauritania where we buy a camel, visit the fish market and dine in the desert.

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00:00 - Intro
02:34 - Camel Market
04:28 - Fish Market
05:52 - Traditional Mauritanian Dinner
07:52 - Camel Milk



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The Banc d'Arguin National Park is one of MAVA's iconic sites.
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West Africa is rich in marine forests, especially in the Banc d'Arguin National Park. Valuable and threatened species reproduce and feed in these protected habitats. Let's discover it together!

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I'm back here in the West African country of Mauritania for a second time. It's a really special place with one of the most beautiful and unique cultures in the Sahel region (Sahara desert). If one thing is important to the Mauritanian people, it is the CAMEL. For thousands of years, that animal has been one of the largest sources of food and transportation.

So I had an idea. I wanted to give back to the lovely people here because they have been so hospitable to me.

I went to a camel market, purchased a camel for $450, and surprised an entire village with it.

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Blawa, who had previously been blinded by a bite from another donkey was visited by SPANA’s mobile clinic in Nouakchott.

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