VOICED: Israeli camel whisperer teaches Bedouin new tricks

In the Negev desert, camels are revered, but Yoni Sharia has found a way to tame them using only his voice. His method, akin to speaking to children, respects the camels' intelligence and memory. This approach is valued by the Bedouin, who pay well for camels trained by Yoni. Despite some criticism, Yoni's work is recognized and appreciated, and his trained camels are ready to thrive in the desert.

What unique method does Yoni Sharia use to train camels?

• Visual signals

• Physical force

• Food rewards

• His voice

Why are camels considered valuable in the Negev desert?

• They are a tourist attraction

• They are resilient and intelligent

• They are used for racing

• They are a source of milk

What is a concern some Bedouins have about Yoni's camel training?

• It deprives them of a livelihood

• It is too expensive

• It is not effective

• It harms the camels

How much are Bedouins willing to pay for a camel trained by Yoni?

• $2000

• $1500

• $500

• $1000

What signifies success for Yoni in his camel training business?

• Training the most camels in the region

• Winning camel races

• Approval from local Bedouin clients

• Recognition from international buyers