Who We Are
Hayatek Global is a leading camel sourcing and trading company in Morocco. We have a deep understanding of the camel market and a proven track record of success in providing our clients with the highest quality camels.
Our team of experienced professionals provides you with the best possible service, from sourcing and selection to transport and documentation connecting Morocco to the Kingdom of Saudi
Their enduring presence continues to shape and define the cultural and practical landscape of the region. In today s world, camel racing has become a popular form of entertainment and sports, showcasing the animals athleticism and the deep bond between humans and these magnificent creatures.
We offer the best quality of Camels exclusively from Morocco!
About Camel
The vast desert of the Arabian Peninsula has shaped a unique culture, and it lies beneath a deep connection with the camel. For centuries, these remarkable animals have been symbols of resilience, cultural identity, and everyday life.
In bedouin and nomadic communities, camels were prized possessions, serving as a reliable source of milk and meat production, wool, hides, a source of transportation, and even as a form of currency and a symbol of status
Camels are believed to have originated in North America around 4D years ago. The ancestors of modern camels migrated to Asia and Africa via the Bering Land Bridge around 3 million years ago. There are two types of camels that exist in today s generation: the dromedary camel (Camelus dromedarius), which has a single hump and is native to the Arabian Peninsula and North Africa, and the Bactrian camel (Camelus bactrianus), which has two humps and is native to Central Asia.
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Facts About Camels
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40-50 years lifespan.
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Unique anatomical features that makes them well-suited for desert.
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Camels can survive without water for almost seven months.
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Intelligent and adaptability.
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Durable to harsh climate.
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Quality of Milk and Meat.
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Quality textile from the hair.
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The pregnancy of a camel can last up to 1 year.
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One of the longest eyelashes in the animal kingdom, protection from the sand.
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can maintain a speed of 40km/h for an hour.
Why Choose Us for Your Camel Needs
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We are aware of the rich cultural past and value of camels, not just as creatures but also as companions and representations of perseverance in the desert region. We have a strong bond with these amazing animals that surpass national boundaries, and we are pleased to provide the best camels that are exclusively bought from Morocco
. Our team of experts is committed to providing you outstanding service and knowledge on all about camels. We are committed to helping you find you the ideal camel that meets your goals, whether you want to breed, race, or just enjoy the joys of camel ownership. We recognise the special demands and qualities of these animals.
The King Abdelaziz Camel Festival
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The Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Camel Race Festival
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FAQs
Their diet consists of a mix of black seeds, grains, lentils, fenugreek, and even desert weeds.
Their diet is focused on providing energy and nutrients for milk production. This includes beetroot, specially formulated camel milk powder, grains, and fig, a roasted wheat dish.
No, beauty camels don't have a specific food preference. They all eat the same things as other camels, but in much larger quantities. To enhance their appearance, they are also shaved and receive regular vaccinations.
In Morocco, there are no reports of steroid use in racing camels. However, there have been concerns about their use in the UA.
Two days before the race, racing camels get a well-deserved rest. Then, they are transported to the competition venue two days in advance. This allows them to adjust to the environment and helps ensure their stomachs are empty on race day. To prevent them from eating anything unwanted on the ground, their mouths are even covered
The speed of a racing camel depends on its age. Younger camels, under 2 years old, typically compete in races around 3 kilometres long. Older camels, over 2 years old, can reach speeds high enough to compete in 4-kilometre races.
Compared to other places, raising camels in Morocco is considered quite affordable.
The prize money can be very substantial. First-place winners can take home a hefty sum, ranging from 6 to 8 million dirhams.
If you buy a young camel and decide to train it yourself, the cost is around 1500 pounds, and the training takes about 3 months. However, the success of the training depends on the camel's natural talent. Many people recommend buying a camel that is already trained.
