Camels migrating to eastern Iowa?
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It started as just a typical Monday morning for Floyd Pritchard, driving down a rural back road from his farm near Andrew, Iowa to check on his livestock in his pasture not far away. But this Monday would turn out to be not as expected for old Floyd. As he was driving along he noticed a couple of horses wandering around a neighbors field, or so he thought. As he neared the one animal located not far from the road, he was amazed to find it was no horse at all, but a real life camel standing before him.... In an Iowa cornfield. Not only that, there were several more graciously wandering around the field back further. Pritchard, after stopping and rubbing his eyes to make sure he was really seeing this, quickly grabbed the new smart phone his daughter had bought him and snapped a picture before they disappeared. He said he knew no one would believe this incredible story without any proof. When he called the DNR to let them know of these wild animals roaming this Iowa countryside, they were a little sceptical at first (who wouldn't be) as to whether this was a prank call. But they said they would check it out and Pritchard went on his way with a story he couldn't wait to tell. When the DNR got there all they found was an empty field, and have yet to locate these mysterious Iowa camels. They expect that these desert creatures will more than likely not survive the harsh cold of the Iowa winters if they fail to migrate to a warmer climate. Luckily Pritchard got a photo of this rare migration and shared it with us. If you're lucky maybe you will spot them too. Don't forget to send us more photos with your location so we can track these confused animals.
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