Birthing camel babies is not for the faint of heart, Perry farmers say
PERRY — It's hard to say who was groaning the most — the baby camel or Wynona Passow .
Lanky legs and neck sprawled too far forward, then too far backward. That black, furry newborn was going to stand and nurse somehow, Passow decided.
The mother camel blinked long, dreamy eyelashes and watched carefully as Passow coaxed the big baby to the mother's side.
"The females are lovely,&quo...
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