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Friday, August 14, 2015
AMAZING WORLD OF CAMEL!!!.
Camels are social animals who roam the deserts in search of food and water with up to 30 other individuals. camels are very peaceful animals who rarely exhibit aggression.
Contrary to popular misconception, camels do not store water in their humps. The humps are actually reservoirs for fatty tissue. Concentrating fat in their humps minimizes insulation throughout the rest of the body, thus allowing camels to survive in such extreme hot regions.
Asian camels have two humps whereas Arabian camels only have one.
Camels have two rows of thick eyelashes to protect their eyes from the desert dust. They are also able to close their nostrils and lips to keep out the dust.
Camels’ ears are small and hairy. However their sense of hearing is also extremely strong.
Camels can drink up to seven litres of water in a day.
Amazing world of camels!!!

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