Posted on 12/08/2021 11:13:32 AM PST by nickcarraway
More than 40 camels were booted from a Saudi Arabian beauty pageant after getting administered Botox, hormones and other appearance enhancing techniques. This marks the biggest crackdown in the contest’s history.
“The club is keen to halt all acts of tampering and deception in the beautification of camels,” the Saudi Press Agency said of the dromedary disqualification which occurred at the annual Abdulaziz Camel Festival, near Riyadh, where breeders compete for nearly $66 million in prize money, the Washington Post reported. The camels are judged on the shape of their heads, necks, humps, dress and postures — think the camel equivalent of the Westminster dog show.
In order to enhance their camels’ countenance, dozens of breeders had reportedly stretched out the lips and noses, pumped the dromedary’s muscles full of hormones and tried to make their heads bigger with Botox — a substance that has been banned from camel competitions due to past infractions. Other verboten measures included inflating body parts with rubber bands and using fillers to relax their faces.
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What?!?
AOC didn’t enter?
I wonder if anyone has tried something like this in the Westminster...
Beautification and camel are words I would not expect to ever go together in a sentence.
I’m just here for the jokes
Oh Babylon Bee, when will you stop!
They take their camels seriously, like we do our show dogs.
Does Botox make camels inedible? Arabs like them some camel meat.
Don’t make me watch the swimsuit competition, please.
“there she goes Missy Bactrian...” The question and answer phase revealed dozens of camels advocating world peace, but the phase that dominated ratings by far was the swimsuit portion.
The Bee missed another one!
Their humps aren’t big enough?
Local goats upset over camels wearing makeup. Calling them a bunch of “ loose hussy’s”.
Winner!
Gotta love their event “facility”. lol
botox for camels, what next, Brazilian buttlifts for baboons?
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