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		<title>Le &#8220;navi&#8221; del deserto</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I tre Re Magi, che la religione cristiana ha chiamato Gaspare, Melchiorre e Baldassare, secondo la leggenda arrivarono a Betlemme percorrendo una lunga distanza grazie ai loro dromedari, animali molto veloci e resistenti che l’uomo ha iniziato ad addomesticare addirittura 4000 anni fa. Il dromedario (Camelus dromedarius) e il cammello (Camelus bactrianus) sono animali simili, che appartengono alla stessa famiglia, ma si distinguono per<br/><a class="cta" href="https://www.chescienza.com/cs/?p=1490">Leggi di più »</a>]]></description>
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