Sufi devotees are waiting for the pilgrim's train bound for Sewan Sharif at Lahore railway station, Pakistan. Sufi devotees take the goat by the train for sacrificing to the great sufi saint, who is Lal Shahbaz Qalandar.
Father and son had ridden their camel to go home. (Travel)
A cameleer and his camels wait for their cue during the camel festival in Cholistan desert.
A gypsy boy handled about 50 camels with his old brother. They were walking towards Oasis. (Travel)
A gypsy boy handled over 50 camels with his brother. They were going to the Oasis for getting the water to their camels. (Travel)
This is the Pakistan Camel beauty. The job takes about 3 years to make an engraved tatoo for an individual camels. First 2 years, there is just growing the hair and starts trimming. Inhabitant of desert does not use the iron engraved for the camels. They just cut and dye the camel hair. I have never seen such a beautiful works in the world. (Travel)
He is the camel trainer. He trains his camel as the acrobatic performance. Also he makes such a beautiful engraved on his camel. (Travel)
U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Kolby James Jones, Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka military working dog handler, acts as a decoy for Benjo, 374th Security Forces Squadron MWD, during 2018 United States Forces Japan Top Dog Competition May 17 ,2018. The decoy is a person who wears a personal protective suit allowing the dog to practice subduing a suspect in the correct way. The competition was a part of the National Police Week and brought together military and civilian working dogs to showcase the dogs' skills. (U.S. Air Force photo by Yasuo Osakabe)
