Bob and Cherry, sponsored by Bank of America customized cash rewards credit card. You can earn 3% cash back on online shopping, making the essentials even more rewarding. Here's Bob and Sherry. Okay, let's get things started. It's the Bob and Sherry show with Bob. I'm a sharp-dressed silver-tonged devil. And Sherry. She's scary and mean, and I don't ever want her to be in charge of me. And now broadcasting from the Palatia Bob and Sherry studios, it's Bob and Sherry. I just want to kick off today's show by saying that I don't know very much about camels or dromedaries. And I don't know how many people out there do. They're about six to six and a half feet tall.

Those are the ones that you see at zoos, right?

You're talking about a camel?

Renaissance Festival.

Yeah, they're about six and a half feet tall, six tall, something like that.

Well, I was reading on one of my science websites that there used to be giant camels that were 10 feet tall. So I want you to imagine a 10

foot tall camel. So let's say that the average person is five and a half feet tall. We'll say

max, even six feet tall. A camel that is four feet taller than max. Do you know why we don't have

these giant 10 foot tall camels anymore?

No.

They went extinct because ancient humans and Neanderthals and this other branch of Homo sapiens

that died out, the Denisovans, hunted them and ate them. Apparently they were freaking

delicious in addition to being gigantic and very scary. And that's why we don't have them because they were freaking delicious in addition to being gigantic and very scary.

And that's why we don't have them because they were hunted into extinction and eaten by ancient people, which means they kind of did us a favor because can you even imagine a 10 foot tall camel lumbering around and spitting on people?

That's a big,

that's a big animal, yeah.

That's almost double the size of the camels that we have now,

which brings me to,

I'm flipping channels the other night,

and we talked about this once on the show a while back.

I'm flipping channels,

and what do I come upon?

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