This man and his relationship with a camel are comedy gold. These two unlikely buddies have a close and absolutely hilarious relationship. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear how this man ended up owning and bonding with a camel.

Everyone loves animals. How could you not love and adore those cute, furry, four-legged creatures? Even people who are not currently pet owners still have a soft spot for those critters. We all know we have to keep a close eye on those individuals who say they hate or have an extreme dislike for the members of the animal community.

When people state how much they love and adore animals and enjoy having pets, they typically mean dogs and cats. Whether you’re more of a dog or a cat person, canines and felines make fine pets. You can’t go wrong with either of them. However, a camel is one creature most people have almost never considered keeping as a pet.

A clip posted on YouTube shows the unique and hilarious relationship one man, Alex, has with Albert, his pet camel. As the video shows, the two are the closest of friends, with Albert always trying to make himself right at home, walking right into the house.

Alex explains that he rescued Albert from an animal farm and admits they became fast friends, having an almost instantaneous connection.

“He’s attached to me at the hip,” Alex said. “He just loves to follow me. Running back and forth with me in the tractor.”

In the video, Alex states that when Albert was younger, he would bottle-feed him up to 10 times a day. During the few moments when Alex would momentarily leave Albert pinned up in an area, the camel would scream and yell for Alex.

Even though Albert may be an unconventional pet, and make for some hilariously awkward situations, like when he walks into his house unexpectedly, Alex would have things no other way.

“I couldn’t imagine life without him,” Alex said.

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”