The word camel is broadly used to describe the six camels of the camel's family, in which there are two real camels and four South American camels, such as the Lama, Alpaca, Guanacos, and Vicuna. The average life expectancy of a camel is forty to fifty years.
The height of a fully grown adult camel is 1.85 m to the shoulder and 2.15 m to the hump. Hump grows up to about thirty inches above the body.
The maximum speed of the camel is around 65 km / h and it can maintain its speed up to 40 km / h during a long distance journey.
Fossil evidence suggests that the ancestors of modern camels were developed in North America, which later spread to Asia. Circa 2000 B.C. In the earlier initiative, man had made camels pet. Both the Arabian camels and the backtrien camel are still used for carrying milk, meat and snacks.
The average age of camels ranges from 40 to 50 years.
Camels can stay in water for 2 months without water. Camels do not drink water everyday. The camel can drink water from 100 to 150 liters at a time. The main diet of the camel is green leaves of trees.
The camel never sweats because its thick skin reflects the sun's rays.
The camels play an odd role in Arabian culture, there are more than 160 words for camel in the Arabian language.
Camel is also called the ship of desert because it can walk and run easily in the desert.
The trunk of the camel is 34 teeth.
The camels have three eyelids. Due to this, Bali, which runs in the desert, protects it with high winds and dust.
The power of seeing and hearing camels is very fast.
Camels do not have children's humps since birth.
If a camel gives birth to a child within 12 to 14 months, then it weighs up to 80 pounds and the child is completely white. The child of the camel is only standing after many hours of birth.
