A humorous video recently went viral on social media platform Instagram, where two women, lost in a desert, resorted to the Uber app. To their astonishment, they discovered an option for "Uber Camel."
The video captures two women stranded in the vast Dubai desert, turning to the Uber app for a ride, only to be greeted with an unexpected option: a camel.
Instead of the usual cars, they are surprised to find options like ATVs and, most astonishingly, a camel. Their disbelief is clear as they process this unconventional mode of transport.
One of the women narrates the surreal moment, saying, "We got lost and decided to check Uber, and guess what? There's a camel!" Shortly after, a man named Deepak arrives with a camel in tow, leaving the women both amused and amazed by the unexpected twist.
However, the authenticity of the video couldn't be identified.
"Can you believe it? We actually ordered a camel!" one of them exclaims as the camel approaches, transforming what could have been a stressful ordeal into an unexpectedly memorable desert adventure.
The woman then asked the driver, "What do you do for a living?" He replied, "I provide Uber Camel services. I help people lost in the desert."
The driver further explained that he specializes in assisting people who get lost in the desert.
The video was reportedly filmed on the Dubai-Hatta road at a location called Al Badayer. It quickly gained traction on social media, with some labeling it a “fake” or “staged” video.
