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"He Spits Every Morning," Says the Camel Farmer, Who Is Devoted to His Animals.

“It can be emotionally draining,” says Erzsébet Kompis about her camel, who has wanted to have such an unusual pet since childhood. We looked into what makes these animals special, what they are looking for in Hungary, and whether demand for them has increased. We accompanied veterinarian Árisz Ziszisz to one of his patients and visited the director general of the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden to learn more about the origin and keeping of ca…
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“It can be emotionally draining,” says Erzsébet Kompis about her camel, who has wanted to have such an unusual pet since childhood. We looked into what makes these animals special, what they are looking for in Hungary, and whether demand for them has increased. We accompanied veterinarian Árisz Ziszisz to one of his patients and visited the director general of the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden to learn more about the origin and keeping of ca…

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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