Camels in decline in India's north

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Updated January 13, 2009 21:27:54

India's famed camel population, which is largely found in northern states such Rajasthan, is in decline. It's partly due to increased development, with vehicles taking up the role once occupied by these ships of the desert.

Presenter: Ron Corben
Speaker: Penwar Jain, director, Rajasthan tourism; Abu, shop owner, Pushkar, Rajasthan; Dr Pradeep Singhal, veterinary surgeon

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