A camel bell, often referred to as a koor in Somali or zang-e schotor in Persian, is a type of bell traditionally used to help locate and identify camels, especially when they are used to transport goods or people. These bells are typically made of wood and are attached to the camel’s neck, producing distinct sounds that help herders track their animals, especially in open areas or when the camels are dispersed.

Area : Wajir, Northern Region of Kenya.