RIYADH, 25 January 2006 — Saudi Arabia’s most prized camel was retrieved from thieves seeking to fertilize their stock, Okaz daily reported. Owners of the Kingdom’s most prized camel charge SR6,000 for the opportunity to mate the rare breed with female camels. Police said the motive for the theft was that appointments for mating the camel are hard to come by. The owner of the camel had paid SR5.1 million for the camel and recently turned down an offer to sell for SR5 million.