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Eight states have sued R J Reynolds Tobacco Company (RJR), the maker of Camel cigarettes. The suits, filed on Tuesday 4 December, charge that an advertisement promotion for Camel cigarettes in Rolling Stone magazine violates a 1998 agreement not to use cartoons in its marketing efforts. The ads for camel cigarettes appeared in a nine-page foldout section in the 15 November issue of the music and popular culture magazine. The section, titled ”Indie Rock Universe”, was designed to look like doodling in a student”’’s spiral-bound notebook, with drawings of planets made to look like animals and characters. It carried Camel”’’s name and logo.

camel do not pant, and they perspire very little. Humans start to sweat when the outside temperature rises above the normal body temperature of 37?C, but the camel has a unique body thermostat. It can raise its body temperature tolerance level as much as 6?C before perspiring, thereby conserving body fluids and avoiding unnecessary water loss. No other mammal can do this. Because the camel’s body temperature is often lower than air temperature, a group of resting camels will even avoid excessive heat by pressing against each other.