Just when the future of the Raikas seemed most bleak, the Raikas learned of the success of other camel herders with the sale of camel's milk.Traditional attitudes began to change regarding the sale of camel's milk.George Foster would attribute this culture change to the motivator of

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The change in attitude towards the sale of camel's milk among the Raikas is attributed to the desire for economic gain, as they learned about the success of other camel herders in selling camel's milk. This economic incentive motivated them to change their traditional views on the matter.

Just When the Future of the Raikas Seemed Most Bleak