Fighting Camels

Target entity: Fighting Camels
Context triple: [Campbell University, athleticsNickname, Fighting Camels]

• A. Man and Camel
  "Man and Camel" is a poetry collection by American poet Mark Strand, known for its meditative, surreal, and quietly philosophical explorations of existence and perception.
• B. She-camel of Salih
  The She-camel of Salih is a miraculous camel in Islamic tradition, sent by God as a sign to the ancient tribe of Thamud in response to their demand for a divine proof of the prophet Salih’s message.
• C. Camel No. 9
  Camel No. 9 is a flavored, fashion-oriented cigarette line by Camel marketed primarily toward young adult women with sleek, colorful packaging.
• D. The Black Camel
  The Black Camel is a 1931 mystery film in the Charlie Chan series, notable for starring Warner Oland as the famous detective.
• E. The Camel’s Back
  "The Camel’s Back" is a short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald, first published in 1920, that satirically portrays Jazz Age excess through the misadventures of a man who attends a party in a camel costume.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Fighting Camels
Target entity description: Fighting Camels is the distinctive nickname for the athletic teams representing Campbell University in collegiate sports.

• A. Man and Camel
  "Man and Camel" is a poetry collection by American poet Mark Strand, known for its meditative, surreal, and quietly philosophical explorations of existence and perception.
• B. She-camel of Salih
  The She-camel of Salih is a miraculous camel in Islamic tradition, sent by God as a sign to the ancient tribe of Thamud in response to their demand for a divine proof of the prophet Salih’s message.
• C. Camel No. 9
  Camel No. 9 is a flavored, fashion-oriented cigarette line by Camel marketed primarily toward young adult women with sleek, colorful packaging.
• D. The Black Camel
  The Black Camel is a 1931 mystery film in the Charlie Chan series, notable for starring Warner Oland as the famous detective.
• E. The Camel’s Back
  "The Camel’s Back" is a short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald, first published in 1920, that satirically portrays Jazz Age excess through the misadventures of a man who attends a party in a camel costume.
• F. None of above. chosen