stackyFACTSForget high-speed internet; knowledge in the desert requires humps. In remote regions of Kenya, the National Library Service utilizes a fleet of camels to act as mobile libraries. These spit-prone beasts haul hundreds of books across arid landscapes to nomadic tribes, completely redefining the concept of the bookmobile.
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