Passage Summary: A rare camel was struggling because it lived on a military testing site. Surprisingly, once the military stopped testing weapons there, the camels started dying off even faster.

Reasoning: A rare camel species was endangered while its habitat was a weapons range, but the population decline accelerated after the range was closed.

Analysis: This is a classic paradox where the removal of a perceived threat makes the situation worse. To resolve this, we need a reason why the weapons range was actually helping the camels or why its closure introduced a new danger. Perhaps the military presence kept away illegal hunters, or the explosions kept a specific predator at bay. Look for an answer that explains how the 'hostile' environment was actually a shield for the species.