This is the story of a lazy camel who requested the forest god for a longer neck so that it wouldn't have to move its whole body. The forest god granted the request, but little did the camel know that it would soon turn into a curse. As time went by, the burden of the longer neck became too heavy for the camel to bear, ultimately leading to its demise. This story beautifully depicts the concept of means versus ends. When trying to achieve a goal, it can be tempting to take shortcuts or resort to inappropriate methods to get there quickly. However, it's important to remember that taking such measures can often lead to disaster. It's always better to approach our work with sincerity and honesty, rather than searching for quick and easy solutions that may ultimately cause more harm than good. By putting in the effort to do things the right way, we can achieve our goals in a sustainable and responsible manner.

The Camel King. When two British children go with their mother to pick up a letter from their father, Ambassador in Egypt, Mr. Bernard, the old mail clerk the kids about Egypt story about the White Talking Camel; one that has lived thousand years roaming the deserts. Arriving to an African seaport and walking to markets, Peter and Sarah are kidnapped by thieves of a caravan of desert thieves but their rescue comes them. Days later, the King Talking camel they ride talking on talking to them in mental whispers promises help them escape. Peter and Sara desert adventure begin riding on the humps of the talking camel going from Morocco to the pyramids of Egypt. With magic powers the King Camel sends all kidnapped children home like flying stars to where they belong. Peter and Sarah valiantly refuse to go and stay for their kind hearts wish to help the camel to find the doorway to his kingdom and return home also. So, the story goes, while escaping the King Camel tells Peter and Sarah how flying too far from home came down tumbling down to earth away from its own planet. Peter, and Sarah, and their camel savior walked through desert sands for many weeks arriving to Egypt. All seems well there until a one-legged beggar hears the camel talking; he then tricks little Peter and Sarah, asking them for a short ride on the camel's back for his one leg hurts. The kind children say yes, but whoever mounts on the camel's back last owns the camel as new Master and the beggar now owns the camel and can demand his three wishes the legend goes and the beggar does and..so the desert adventure goes on and on for the Camel King and Peter and Sarah!

The story of how the Djinn In Charge Of All Deserts turned to lazy camel's "hrumph" into a hump so he could work for three days without stopping for water.

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When hard-working animals complain to "the magic desert watcher" about camel's laziness, the watcher agrees to make things more fair.