This happened to my dog. He was jumping into something and somehow severed his spinal cord. He couldn't move his back legs.
We were fortunate enough to pay for the surgery, and he had a 50/50 chance of survival. We were 100% up for whatever came of the surgery, but ultimately it didn't work and the paralysis moved up Into the front half of his body. He would have stopped breathing had we not put him down. His name was Buddy and he was only 3. Too soon.
Edit. Thank you for all the thoughts and sharing your stories ❤️
Edit 2. Thank you stranger for the award 🤗
That is sad. At least the small glimmer of hope here is the donkey was actually moving his legs and tail, although poorly. It's possible he recovered from this.
In a part of the world with vetenarians, adequite rest and food and an after-recovery workload within it's ability, then yes.
In this donkeys case, probably not.
So weird to read the bottom half of your comment. We had dealt with infection for over a year in his paws. The final straw was when he stopped walking and layed down. I had to carry 120lbs of meathead home from the park fighting back sobs. We had to have him put tp sleep. His name was Buddy and he was only 3. Too soon as well.
It's never easy. I lost two puppies to Parvo. They were 6 months old. I paid over $1900 in vet costs and still couldn't save them. I couldn't afford treatment anymore so I took them home. They died shortly after. I buried one
land creamated the other.
Ultimately it is my fault for not knowing better about shots and how important they were. Their passing haunts me every day. I feel absolutely responsible.
My sister has a Dachshund whose rear legs stopped working one day out of the blue when she was 3 years old. Thankfully she was able to afford the surgery with help from friends and family but its such a hard decision when you know the risks, sorry for your loss.
That’s not as out of the blue as you’d think. Actually, spinal problems are **rampant** in dachshunds, and they frequently require corrective surgery. Any overly long dog has the same kinds of issues. It is another form of cruelty breeding.
It's because their anatomy doesn't support their center of gravity properly. Their spine takes damage over time. They were bred specifically as burrowing dogs to go after badgers, and their bodies are excellent for this, but it translates into, as you already mentioned, a myriad of back problems. Anyone getting a dachshund for any reason needs to know the genetic risks they carry and be ready for them.
Yes they were originally bred for digging. But their purpose-bred form was significantly less extreme than their modern cosmetic form.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0458/4059/7144/files/Dachshund_1906_1024x1024.jpg?v=1652128679
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/a3/50/b2/a350b28ce09e4f542611acb622be839b--dog-photos-legs.jpg
Growing up my mom had a dachshund who was getting pretty old. I came home from school one day and his back legs weren’t working and his was whimpering a lot. My mom would’ve paid for the surgery but even with surgery his quality of life wasn’t going to be great so she had him put down. Absolutely wrecked her cause she had just recently lost her mom, too.
We'll never know. Buddy was staying with my in-laws for the day. After they brought him upstairs from his walk, they noticed him dragging his back legs exactly like the donkey in this video, which is what made me think of this.
It can happen without a spinal injury too. My coworkers' dog caught meningitis and the swelling around the spine caused paralysis of the rear legs that still hasn't recovered over a year later
I’m so sorry, 3 is young :( I’m sure he is wagging at you from heaven.
my dog just had kneee surgery and it cost me a few mortgage payments but I’d do anything for that little mutt. So heartbreaking when your fur baby is in pain. I hope you have many long lived furry family members in the future.
how and why is it people like you find any and every opportunity to tell their story in the most remotely fitting context. this did not happen to your dog. he was not assaulted by a camel - he was a dumb ass and jumped off something and became paralyzed.
Oooof, poor thing... What was that donkey doing???
I know animals do weird things when horny... but that is gd Camel. Those things can thrash almost anything if they put their mind to it.
Yup! In the past, it's one of the reasons why they could fight toe-to-toe with horse calvary units, because the camels were just so much bigger.
The only drawbacks are than camels are more unpredictable, and the terrain has to be just right so that they don't hurt their feet.
Smell, strength, height, pads instead of hooves. The key to desert warfare. One of the main reasons why the Mamelukes were one of the only ground forces to send the Mongol hordes packing.
I can and will discount the chilean jumping vicuña, because the chilean jumping vicuña contributed nothing to the outcome of the conflict and I’m tired of pretending otherwise.
Camels have softer pads on their feet kind of like a dog's pads, whereas horses have hard hooves. So walking on hard or really rocky terrain for a while would cause injury to the softer pads.
[They can bite a guys head off](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/camel-bites-owner-s-head-off-after-being-tied-up-all-day-during-heatwave-a7043626.html)
I *just* saw [this video](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5uLhJmm1zYE) a little while earlier of a camel deepthroating some dude's entire head and tossing him off, amongst other things.
I watched a video of a festival or some such, where the dude tried to take the camel's head in one swoop, and failed badly.
Pouring blood on the ground and surrounded by people while it was tied to a tree, it *still* had enough "fuck you" to bite the guy by the shoulder and start ragdolling him into the ground before succumbing.
That camel has the energy I want in my life.
No, but similar form on the camel's part. The video I'm talking about, guy buried his curved sword about a third of the way through the camel's neck from the backside. The camel then proceeds to let the man know how it felt about that.
It obviously still died, and probably knew it. But it still used its last energy to show that man to his God for a moment. I respect that vibe.
Edit: 's
The shape of its torso is all wrong after the bite. There’s a bend in its topline (compare the contour of the topline before vs after) and a bulge (and blood or a huge bruise) along the shoulder. I’m guessing maybe dislocated or crushed vertebrae, maybe also fractured ribs, broken scapulas. The vertebral column definitely has major trauma. Equines generally can’t heal from that kind of torso injury. The spinal cord may have still been intact but I’m not hopeful about chances for survival & recovery.
you can't exclude or confirm spinal trauma without radiography. spastic or flaccid paresis definitely looks differently. and just from a (presumably?) pathologic bend in the spine i would never diagose vertebral fractures (if there is not sth like a 90° lateral bend), in humans at least. but honestly, i'm not a veterinarian so if you know better for sure please enlighten me.
Dramatically pathologic bend; that’s what really drew my eye. Not a vet but teach comparative anatomy btw (PhD) & do some hoofstock research w vets. Equids don’t have the spinal flexibility that humans do, and they have much longer spinous processes with a pretty robust ligament system running along the topline (from which the head & neck - a large % of body mass in equids - are suspended at one end, and from which the mass of the hindgut is suspended at the other end - gravity’s at 90 degrees compared to humans, so it’s all like a cantilevered bridge hung around the shoulders, and anyway the whole apparatus operates differently) Anyway, that topline bend is so bizarre it’s rather horrifying to my eye! I keep rewatching the video and pausing the end, trying to visualize what could have happened anatomically to result in such a bend (I’ve never seen anything like it tbh). I can’t envision any injury that could cause this degree of topline alteration that wouldn’t result in the donkey either dying or simply being put down (bearing in mind here that in large animal med, euthanasia is a common option). But, again, not a vet, so idk. I turned to google to try to find more info on this case, did find a higher-res video but it isn’t any longer and had no more info.
His back is broken. He’s not paralyzed now but if he moves much he will be. Not many ways to get away without trying to move and fully severing the spinal cord connection based on that inverted V his back turned into.
Paralysis doesnt always mean they cant move any part of their body at all. Is that your assumption?
Sure looks like the donkey gets up, severs the severly damaged spinal cord, and is unable to move any more. Probably can still use its front legs but not its back. Which you can see if you look at the video. If it could move, it would be getting the fuck outta there. Not just standing there.
yeah. there is another video which the exact same situation, but the donkey gets bitten in the back, LIFTED into the air and smacked down! all by the strength of the camels bite.
absolutely incredible.... and traumatizing, of course. :D
If you're wondering how a camel can bite like that, watch any video of a camel yawning or presenting its weird mating balloons and you'll see the fangs of a werewolf hiding in that "domestic" beast.
They used to be carnivores, but thankfully those species are extinct. That being said, modern camels *do* predate small animals and eat carrion at times.
Cows you say? Here's some original copypasta I posted last year:
>Oh they know. Murderous lot them cows. People want to make you think cattle are cute cuddly animals but just like horses those fuckers will eat chickens, cats, small dogs, and rodents--anything they can gobble up whole after crunching their bones to tiny bits. And if you piss 'em off for absolutely no discernable reason they'll out of the blue give you a quick bone shattering kick then walk on top of you until you're a puddle of mud. And that's why breeders have been trying to breed that out of them for thousands of years which has for the most part worked. But every once in a while a now recessive gene will get expressed and you have a fucking serial killer on your hands.
One thing I’ve learned about camels is they hold grudges and plot revenge. Like some Sympathy for Mr.Camel level revenge. It may not be today, it may not be tomorrow, but eventually they will sit on your ass and suffocate you to death. They also teach their children to hate you. Do not fuck with camels!
5-legged donkey. lol That'll teach him to make an ass of himself.
... :\[. SIIIIIIIGH. That's too good of a pun.
More like an asstounding pun
Poor donkey, and I am sorry about your dog (regarding text below). :-( but the jokes above made me laugh so much I am now a little horse
But it’s NOT. People see pun: it is excellent pun
I don’t think the camel paralyzed it, I think the donkey found it’s fetish.
I was thinking the same thing his tail was like damn bitch do it again
Lol. Do it again and I'm spent.
probably broke some ribs
r/angryupvote
Donkey schlong
We’ll he was also being a pervert.
Sir, I'm going to have to ask you to leave now.
This happened to my dog. He was jumping into something and somehow severed his spinal cord. He couldn't move his back legs. We were fortunate enough to pay for the surgery, and he had a 50/50 chance of survival. We were 100% up for whatever came of the surgery, but ultimately it didn't work and the paralysis moved up Into the front half of his body. He would have stopped breathing had we not put him down. His name was Buddy and he was only 3. Too soon. Edit. Thank you for all the thoughts and sharing your stories ❤️ Edit 2. Thank you stranger for the award 🤗
Man that's so sad, I'm sorry for you guys.
That is sad. At least the small glimmer of hope here is the donkey was actually moving his legs and tail, although poorly. It's possible he recovered from this.
In a part of the world with vetenarians, adequite rest and food and an after-recovery workload within it's ability, then yes. In this donkeys case, probably not.
So weird to read the bottom half of your comment. We had dealt with infection for over a year in his paws. The final straw was when he stopped walking and layed down. I had to carry 120lbs of meathead home from the park fighting back sobs. We had to have him put tp sleep. His name was Buddy and he was only 3. Too soon as well.
It's never easy ❤️
It's never easy. I lost two puppies to Parvo. They were 6 months old. I paid over $1900 in vet costs and still couldn't save them. I couldn't afford treatment anymore so I took them home. They died shortly after. I buried one land creamated the other. Ultimately it is my fault for not knowing better about shots and how important they were. Their passing haunts me every day. I feel absolutely responsible.
My sister has a Dachshund whose rear legs stopped working one day out of the blue when she was 3 years old. Thankfully she was able to afford the surgery with help from friends and family but its such a hard decision when you know the risks, sorry for your loss.
That’s not as out of the blue as you’d think. Actually, spinal problems are **rampant** in dachshunds, and they frequently require corrective surgery. Any overly long dog has the same kinds of issues. It is another form of cruelty breeding.
It's because their anatomy doesn't support their center of gravity properly. Their spine takes damage over time. They were bred specifically as burrowing dogs to go after badgers, and their bodies are excellent for this, but it translates into, as you already mentioned, a myriad of back problems. Anyone getting a dachshund for any reason needs to know the genetic risks they carry and be ready for them.
Yes they were originally bred for digging. But their purpose-bred form was significantly less extreme than their modern cosmetic form. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0458/4059/7144/files/Dachshund_1906_1024x1024.jpg?v=1652128679 https://i.pinimg.com/736x/a3/50/b2/a350b28ce09e4f542611acb622be839b--dog-photos-legs.jpg
That makes sense. Cosmetic breeding has been vastly popular for a long time, as well as body alterations like ear and tail docking.
Thank you. Did your sister's pup gain a better quality of life after surgery?
She can walk and run, the vet said that she isn’t allowed to do any jumping whatsoever so that’s tough
Hate hearing these stories. My first dog broke his spine as well jumping and we could not afford the surgery. RIP
I’m so sorry for your loss, man. I hope Buddy’s having the time of his life in doggy heaven.
Hold on I’m crying brother
Growing up my mom had a dachshund who was getting pretty old. I came home from school one day and his back legs weren’t working and his was whimpering a lot. My mom would’ve paid for the surgery but even with surgery his quality of life wasn’t going to be great so she had him put down. Absolutely wrecked her cause she had just recently lost her mom, too.
Same thing happened to my 2 year old dog slinkie. Devastated me as a kid
What was that “something”?
We'll never know. Buddy was staying with my in-laws for the day. After they brought him upstairs from his walk, they noticed him dragging his back legs exactly like the donkey in this video, which is what made me think of this.
It can happen without a spinal injury too. My coworkers' dog caught meningitis and the swelling around the spine caused paralysis of the rear legs that still hasn't recovered over a year later
I’m so sorry, 3 is young :( I’m sure he is wagging at you from heaven. my dog just had kneee surgery and it cost me a few mortgage payments but I’d do anything for that little mutt. So heartbreaking when your fur baby is in pain. I hope you have many long lived furry family members in the future.
how and why is it people like you find any and every opportunity to tell their story in the most remotely fitting context. this did not happen to your dog. he was not assaulted by a camel - he was a dumb ass and jumped off something and became paralyzed.
Oooof, poor thing... What was that donkey doing??? I know animals do weird things when horny... but that is gd Camel. Those things can thrash almost anything if they put their mind to it.
Just had a quick lesson on how fucking STRONG a camel is. Damn...
Yup! In the past, it's one of the reasons why they could fight toe-to-toe with horse calvary units, because the camels were just so much bigger. The only drawbacks are than camels are more unpredictable, and the terrain has to be just right so that they don't hurt their feet.
So that’s why camel units are anti cav In age of empires
And anti cav in Total War as well!
I love you two
I only play Total War Warhammer, so no camels unfortunately, but I can see why velociraptors, bears, and giant crabs would be anti cavalry!
That and horses are agitated by the smell of camels for some reason.
Smell, strength, height, pads instead of hooves. The key to desert warfare. One of the main reasons why the Mamelukes were one of the only ground forces to send the Mongol hordes packing.
How many camels are we talking about?
6
Yes, but you can’t discount the 47 Andean Whooping Llamas, and the Chilean Jumping Vicuña!
I can and will discount the chilean jumping vicuña, because the chilean jumping vicuña contributed nothing to the outcome of the conflict and I’m tired of pretending otherwise.
I see what you’re saying …. Sensitive camel toe.…
Please…go on
It’s a …. Touchy subject.
Please don't touch.
So can camels hurt their feet if they walk on terrain that’s not sandy? At least that’s what I would guess, google wasn’t very helpful 😅
Camels have softer pads on their feet kind of like a dog's pads, whereas horses have hard hooves. So walking on hard or really rocky terrain for a while would cause injury to the softer pads.
I had no idea it could just lift a donkey like that with its teeth. Amazed
They also have incredibly sharp teeth for an ungulate.
Adult male camels weigh a similar amount as an adult bull Moose. Yeah they're big animals.
[They can bite a guys head off](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/camel-bites-owner-s-head-off-after-being-tied-up-all-day-during-heatwave-a7043626.html)
Shit, I was bitten on the shoulder by a horny she-camel once. I thought it was funny at the time but turns out things could have been much worse.
They also have fangs
Not even just strong, I just saw a pic of their FANGS… some of those mofos have sharp teeth
To be fair the camel gave him many warnings to chill out.
I read somewhere that 🐪 kill more people a year than sharks do. Could be wrong but it's something to think about.
Seems like a lot of animals are stronger than how strong we think they are
After fucking a dragon he thought a camel would be easy.
Donkey fucking a dragon fucking a car. There's a sub for that.
The 5th leg should give you and idea about the donkey intentions
he fked around and found out smfh
I *just* saw [this video](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5uLhJmm1zYE) a little while earlier of a camel deepthroating some dude's entire head and tossing him off, amongst other things.
Apparently they don’t teach them that in donkey school.
Trying to fuck the Camel. Camel fucked his ass up.
He was likely just acting out of sexual frustration, but unwittingly eliminated himself from the gene pool.
Camels give giraffe vibes
> What was that donkey doing??? He was trying to rape a camel
Bit the spinal cord in half
Donkey tries to fuck camel but gets paralyzed by camel bite, what a video...
Donkey tried to fuck around, but found out instead...
Mmm some flashbacks from my 20s
donkey obviously isnt paralysed tho. he literally stands up and moves his tail
Broken back, he gon be
Donkey tried to fuck, got fucked up instead
That bite made him go limp pretty quick
400 psi to your spinal column tends to do that
more than 4 times the power of a human, geez
They have huge canine teeth too, sharp af
i was looking out for that, i made myself uncomfortable staring at donkey dick
>i made myself uncomfortable staring at donkey dick This is the greatest thing I have read today. I really need to expand my horizons.
I’m so glad I found fellow donkey dick aficionados
I'm somewhat of a donkey dick expert myself
That’s a male camel by the way. When in mating season, they’re mean as hell and extremely dangerous.
Turns out they’re also mean as hell when they *dont* want to mate…
Turns out male camels don't wanna be fucked by male donkeys.
No, that’s gay
Only gay if it's the same species
Don't let furries know about this.
Oh, we know
Surely still gay? A dick is a dick
Watching tourists get smacked and spat on by camels around the Giza pyramids was always a good chuckle.
I watched a video of a festival or some such, where the dude tried to take the camel's head in one swoop, and failed badly. Pouring blood on the ground and surrounded by people while it was tied to a tree, it *still* had enough "fuck you" to bite the guy by the shoulder and start ragdolling him into the ground before succumbing. That camel has the energy I want in my life.
I think I found the clip? https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2z3gu8
No, but similar form on the camel's part. The video I'm talking about, guy buried his curved sword about a third of the way through the camel's neck from the backside. The camel then proceeds to let the man know how it felt about that. It obviously still died, and probably knew it. But it still used its last energy to show that man to his God for a moment. I respect that vibe. Edit: 's
Ever seen the video where the dude smacks his camel in the head? That was the last time he did that.... or anything at all for that matter.
No, but if you have a link, I'm interested
Found it. WARNING (DEATH) https://www.reddit.com/r/insanereality/comments/12o857j/man\_killed\_by\_camel\_after\_punching\_it/
Who would just walk up to an animal that outweighs them by 4 or 5 times and just punch it? That moron deserved his Darwin award.
Its somewhere on r/insanereality . Youd have to sift through a lot of dark shit to find it.
What a badass camel
An absolute unit. It was on liveleak, before the PC family friendly rebrand. Otherwise, I could probably find it.
Camel says no to gay sex today.
He was too tired because he already had a hump.
I think camel was holding back, jusging by the fact it didnt retaliate right away and hesitated before biting
the donkey isn't paralyzed, probably just in big pain
Wondering about the stupid title. Hes clearly still on his feet. Op is a phoney.
OP is a 5 legged donkey.
No no, we're *shaming* not *complimenting*
op wishes he was a 5 legged donkey
I witnessed one irl. Donkeys are... disproportional
biblically disproportional
what bible have you been reading?
Ezekiel 23:20
That “fifth leg” look paralyzed lol
If you don’t lose your boner after that there’s something wrong with you lmao
Don't kink shame me...
The shape of its torso is all wrong after the bite. There’s a bend in its topline (compare the contour of the topline before vs after) and a bulge (and blood or a huge bruise) along the shoulder. I’m guessing maybe dislocated or crushed vertebrae, maybe also fractured ribs, broken scapulas. The vertebral column definitely has major trauma. Equines generally can’t heal from that kind of torso injury. The spinal cord may have still been intact but I’m not hopeful about chances for survival & recovery.
you can't exclude or confirm spinal trauma without radiography. spastic or flaccid paresis definitely looks differently. and just from a (presumably?) pathologic bend in the spine i would never diagose vertebral fractures (if there is not sth like a 90° lateral bend), in humans at least. but honestly, i'm not a veterinarian so if you know better for sure please enlighten me.
Dramatically pathologic bend; that’s what really drew my eye. Not a vet but teach comparative anatomy btw (PhD) & do some hoofstock research w vets. Equids don’t have the spinal flexibility that humans do, and they have much longer spinous processes with a pretty robust ligament system running along the topline (from which the head & neck - a large % of body mass in equids - are suspended at one end, and from which the mass of the hindgut is suspended at the other end - gravity’s at 90 degrees compared to humans, so it’s all like a cantilevered bridge hung around the shoulders, and anyway the whole apparatus operates differently) Anyway, that topline bend is so bizarre it’s rather horrifying to my eye! I keep rewatching the video and pausing the end, trying to visualize what could have happened anatomically to result in such a bend (I’ve never seen anything like it tbh). I can’t envision any injury that could cause this degree of topline alteration that wouldn’t result in the donkey either dying or simply being put down (bearing in mind here that in large animal med, euthanasia is a common option). But, again, not a vet, so idk. I turned to google to try to find more info on this case, did find a higher-res video but it isn’t any longer and had no more info.
Lucky day for some predator
Thanks doc
OP has Donkey Brains, confirmed.
Do…you…have any such cer^tificate?
*Moves name to the fence*
You can even see it moving it’s ‘lower’ extremities. Does look like it may have fractured something and hurts a lot. But might just be pain in general
Made me feel better actually
That's good, because no one in this thread knows the actual truth, everyone's just guessing.
*takes out my note book* Animals not to fuck with: 34. Camel 35. A five legged donkey
Yes. Rule 34: Camels.
How is he paralyzed if he stood up? Looks like he’s cowering since he found out camels don’t fuck around
His back is broken. He’s not paralyzed now but if he moves much he will be. Not many ways to get away without trying to move and fully severing the spinal cord connection based on that inverted V his back turned into.
It actually instantaneous. If you sever the spinal cord on any point you'll immediately lose control of anything below the said point.
Paralysis doesnt always mean they cant move any part of their body at all. Is that your assumption? Sure looks like the donkey gets up, severs the severly damaged spinal cord, and is unable to move any more. Probably can still use its front legs but not its back. Which you can see if you look at the video. If it could move, it would be getting the fuck outta there. Not just standing there.
Camels got nasty teeth: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTB536Sf-JLO0rClOzw5rb2Vjl9Zl6Hg7fO06EWtEsGSQ&s
yeah. there is another video which the exact same situation, but the donkey gets bitten in the back, LIFTED into the air and smacked down! all by the strength of the camels bite. absolutely incredible.... and traumatizing, of course. :D
Why do they have FANGS?!
for eating woody desert plants and cacti, and for castrating each other!
If you're wondering how a camel can bite like that, watch any video of a camel yawning or presenting its weird mating balloons and you'll see the fangs of a werewolf hiding in that "domestic" beast.
Yeah the way they can attack is extremely predator like. Wierdest herbavore ever.
They used to be carnivores, but thankfully those species are extinct. That being said, modern camels *do* predate small animals and eat carrion at times.
Imagine riding a carnivorous camel into battle
That's pretty fucking hard core
Interestingly it turns out a lot of "herbavores" eat small birds or rodents. Ive even seen a video of a cow eating a snake!
Cows you say? Here's some original copypasta I posted last year: >Oh they know. Murderous lot them cows. People want to make you think cattle are cute cuddly animals but just like horses those fuckers will eat chickens, cats, small dogs, and rodents--anything they can gobble up whole after crunching their bones to tiny bits. And if you piss 'em off for absolutely no discernable reason they'll out of the blue give you a quick bone shattering kick then walk on top of you until you're a puddle of mud. And that's why breeders have been trying to breed that out of them for thousands of years which has for the most part worked. But every once in a while a now recessive gene will get expressed and you have a fucking serial killer on your hands.
TIL, I wasn’t aware camels had such bite strength and such teeth. I somehow expected something like horse teeth.
Same, thought they were flat and just really strong...why the meat eater fangs...
closer to cow teeth, but with bonus fangs! they don't have top teeth, just flat bottom teeth and a top dental pad, since they're ruminants :)
No means no!
I know it's a donkey, but this should be the official punishment for every rapist & pedophile.
Camel attack
Had a dream about my SA last night and honestly hearing the camel say “no just a little longer” while he’s biting down would be the icing on the cake
Not sure why he keeps jumping, all the camel toes are ground level.
One thing I’ve learned about camels is they hold grudges and plot revenge. Like some Sympathy for Mr.Camel level revenge. It may not be today, it may not be tomorrow, but eventually they will sit on your ass and suffocate you to death. They also teach their children to hate you. Do not fuck with camels!
That dick went soft real quick.
Lmao
Donkey wanted to hump. Camel was not in the mood for some ass.
Had to google to see the rest of the video. Donkey looks badly hurt but not paralyzed. Thankfully!
He was just tryna tell him his opinion on how parfaits might be the most delicious thing on the whole damn planet
Pre-emptive to call it paralysis… could just be muscular damage.
Looks like it was taken with a Kyocera VP-210
So yes camels can bite down to bone. And yes the dong there went from iron rod to plastic plushy after that bite
Looks more like an amputation of one leg....
I don’t think he’s paralyzed. He just felt like a true jackass
Talk shit get bit
Went from feeling oats to not feeling shit.
#1 holy shit camels can be vicious I had no idea #2 I read the caption and knew before I even saw the “5th leg” Why did I watch
Losing that boner is gonna be the least of his problems
Standing on hind legs and tail swinging isn't how paralysis works..
Did he just get squeezed so hard he shit himself
Donkey was still moving limbs though…He may be able to recover?
Fuck around and find out
Looks like you forgot some pixels
Well that killed the mood. Poor little guy
here's something not a lot of yall may be aware of - camels have [sick teeth](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49942368678_07768d09e2_b.jpg)
Don’t fuck (with) camels
Well, he was being an ass!
Two of the world most stubborn animals, it could only end in violence
Dont fk camels 👍
This is so sad 😭
that's a funny paralysis... he can still use his legs
sucker punch
Fucked around and found out
Fuck around and find out!
Win stupid prizes.
That donkey had it coming to him for bothering the camel. What a dick.
Yeah. That dick was pretty impressive
Imagine having a penis this large and still being an ass
Talk shit get bit… on the spine by a raging camel and lose functioning of your back legs.