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The camel pump, it's designed to contain water. We have a lot of folks who just contain water. And because they're at one point, the ship's in the desert, and the long distances they had to travel, there's not a lot of water there, that's what the humps are there. But it doesn't, it holds fast, and it's fast for nourishment, when the food's not available. It has fat to use up, and of course there's a certain amount of water within the fat. But as the fat's used up, the humps become limp and they start to droop. So if you see a camel, it's humping and drooping, one side or the other, you know that it's been using up a tap supply. And birds, if you've ever seen birds in the water, pigeons in particular, and they pop their heads.