Chapter 801: Taming the Camel (Part 2)

"In order to tame the camels, ancient humans thought of many methods and expended a lot of energy, finally discovering the technique of piercing their noses with a nose stick and using reins."

"The nose is the most sensitive organ on an animal, rich in nerves, especially for camels with a keen sense of smell; the nose is their weak spot, so leading them by the nose makes the camel mild and compliant."

"The wooden stick used in camels' noses, called a nose stick in Mongolian, is generally made from tough woods or antlers such as red bursting wood tips, red willow, yellow elm, or sheep horns. Even if these wood-made nose sticks break, they won't harm the camel's nose."

In the desert, Bi Fang held down the camel's sack, shifted his backpack upwards to block the line of sight, revealing the camel's jaw area simultaneously.

The camel snorted loudly, its large canine teeth visible on its lips, appearing extremely fierce.

[No wonder it could impersonate a tiger's teeth, they're so big]