Rock paintings from Manda Guéli Cave in the Ennedi Mountains, Chad, Central Africa. Camels have been painted over earlier images of cattle, perhaps reflecting climatic change.
Rock paintings from Manda Guéli Cave in the Ennedi Mountains, Chad, Central Africa. Camels have been painted over earlier images of cattle, perhaps reflecting climatic change.
Image and caption from article.
Camels have been painted over earlier images of cattle, perhaps reflecting climatic change......
Looks like they were generating too much greenhouse gas.
I guess they didn’t build enough solar panels to stop the climate change?
As a matter of fact, thanks to “global warming” Sahara is greening again! Just Check Wiki.
The rain is returning to Sahara, and vast areas are turning back from desert to Savana. Still rather arid, but full of grasses and plants, the animals are returning too. All because of more CO2 in the atmosphere!
But you would never find that in “the media”!
They might learn something from the Great Man-Made River project in Libya.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Man-Made_River
However, since while large, their aquifers are limited, they should put their money into nanotube desalinization. That is, pipes with nanotubes only large enough to pass water, not salt.
I think the earliest evidence for camels in North Africa is in 46 B.C.