43 Camels Using Botox Disqualified From Saudi Arabia's Beauty Pageant, 'Tampering' by the Breeders Disallowed!
Saudi Arabiaâs popular King Abdulaziz Camel Festival invites the breeders of the most beautiful camels to compete for some $66 million prize money. 43 camels have been disqualified from the annual pageant over botox use and other artificial touch-ups by the breeders.
43 camels have been ejected from Saudi Arabia's Beauty Pageant Contest for using Botox injections and other cosmetic enhancements by the unscrupulous breeders. Launched at the beginning of December, the 40-day King Abdulaziz Camel Festival, which is located about 100 kilometers northeast of the capital, Riyadh, has till now dealt with 147 cases of tampering-the highest number since the Camel festival began. Breeders have been charged with using unethical ways to win the contest, such as injecting silicone and fillers and embellishing camel's body parts using rubber bands to enhance their appearance.  The camels are examined both physically and clinically, using devices such as X-ray machines and sonar devices.
43 Camels Disqualified Over Botox Use And 'Tampering'
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