Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Extreme Junior Edition by David Borgenicht & Justin Heimberg & Robin Epstein

Author:David Borgenicht & Justin Heimberg & Robin Epstein [Borgenicht, David]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Chronicle Books LLC
Published: 2011-04-28T18:30:00+00:00

2 “Down, boy!”

It’s a bad idea to take a running jump to mount a camel. Instead, trainers have taught camels to learn commands to make them kneel down. The trainer’s Secret Word #1 will get the camel to crouch low enough that you can get on the hump.

3 Don’t get tossed.

After you utter Secret Word #2 for “up,” the camel will stand. But brace yourself! The camel’s backside goes up first and fast. Lean back, or you’ll get a face full of sand.

4 Gentle reins.

Riders use reins to steer a camel, just like they would with a horse. However, in the camel’s case, the reins are attached to a peg in the nose. It’s very punk rock. But be gentle. Think of how painful it is to yank a nose hair, and multiply that by ten.

5 Sway with it.

A camel walks differently from a horse—the camel moves both right legs together, then both left legs, causing it to sway side to side. Sway with it, and you won’t fall off.

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