Vidhyaa Chandramohan

Photojournalist + Visual Storyteller
       
The Camel Cryobank: A Lifeline for Future Generations of Camels in UAE
Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Nationality: Indian
Biography: Vidhyaa is a photojournalist and National Geographic Explorer based in Abu Dhabi. She focuses her documentary work in the UAE on gender, cultural, social, and environmental challenges and issues.  As a visual storyteller, she aspires to tell... MORE
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The Camel Cryobank: A Lifeline for Future Generations of Camels in UAE
Copyright Vidhyaa Chandramohan 2024
Updated Jan 2024
The UAE is working hard to preserve the genetic diversity of camels and to establish itself as a leader in camel conservation and research. I have documented this project with Camel Research Center and the Reproductive Biotechnology Center. The goal is to protect the camel population and their unique heritage by storing genetic material, such as cells, tissues, and embryos, at very low temperatures. The Camel Cryobank stores semen and embryos from prize-winning racing camels and other valuable specimens. The technology used ensures that the genetic material remains viable for decades, which could potentially help revive extinct camel species in the future. The UAE's efforts to safeguard the camel population are an example for other countries to follow in preserving their own unique animal species.

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