153K views · 591 shares | FIRST STEPS: Zookeepers in Wisconsin welcomed a 94-pound male Bactrian camel calf, who wobbled around the habitat with his parents. The camel is the pair's third offspring. https://abcn.ws/3dpi9Ez | ABC News | Facebook

7.7K views · 215 reactions | Bactrian Camels are built for winter. Enjoy this short video we filmed this morning as they were released from their overnight holding area. Christmas trees make for outstanding enrichment items for our animals. The animals enjoy the smell and, in the case of camels, they enjoy snacking on them. You'll notice that the male camel is in rut, as indicated by the frothy mixture adorning his face. | The Red River Zoo | Facebook

1.3K views · 45 reactions | In this special episode of Virtual Vitamin Z, learn about an addition to the Bactrian camel habitat that helped ensure the great welfare of these incredible animals! The project was completed and this video was created through a partnership with Madonna University and with funding from the Ford Community Corps. #VirtualVitaminZ #DetroitZoo #AnimalWelfare #HumaneEducation | Detroit Zoo | Facebook

2.7K views · 53 reactions | The Alaska Zoo launched Project Camel on Giving Tuesday to expand Knobby the camel's habitat and welcome a new companion. Donations help create a larger, enriched space for Bactrian camels while giving visitors a better viewing experience. | Your Alaska Link TV | Facebook