PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The surprisingly powerful winter storm that swept across Pennsylvania brought some surprising sights with it, including a camel stranded along a snowy roadway.
Motorists traveling about 40 miles (64 kilometers) north of Philadelphia started tweeting about the camel and posted video on social media.
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Sadly Einstein the camel didn?t make it to the Kimmel Center this evening. His ride got stuck in the weather and decided it was best for him to go home. Thank you for everyone?s concern. Einstein is safe and happy to be headed home to Peaceable Kingdom Petting Zoo.
— Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia (@JFedinPhilly) November 16, 2018
An organization called Jewish Philly says it was their camel named Einstein. He was on his way to the group's event at Philadelphia's Kimmel Center when the vehicle he was traveling in got stuck.
Apparently there is a camel stuck in the snow on 309... pic.twitter.com/P7lLI9a5zO
— Lehigh Valley with Love (@LVwithLove) November 15, 2018
Jewish Philly later tweeted Einstein's handler decided it was best for the camel to head home after his snow adventures, so he returned to Peaceable Kingdom Petting Zoo.
Nbd just a camel on 309 in a snow storm ?? #wtf pic.twitter.com/a1zbelyjsR
— meg (@meg_vogel) November 15, 2018
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