There really isn't much difference in terms of what camels eat (if that is what you are referring to) from cows and goats, because they can eat the same hay as a cow or goat or any other herbivore can. However, like goats and deer, camels are more of a browser than a grazer.
Wool is primarily from sheep. Other animals give us other types of wool : Cashmere or pashmina is collected from Cashmere Goats. Lamb's wool is collected from lambs (young sheep). Camel Wool is collected from camel. Mohair is collected from Angora goats.
A camel is what is called an even-toed ungulate, which it makes it kin to pigs, sheep, goats, deer, cattle and other animals like that. Wikipedia has the scoop, and a link can be found below to their post on the Camel.
Camel
Pretty much all religions deny goats and other animals to have souls.
I love llamas! Other animals: Llama Alpaca Guanaco Camel Hope it helped
There are Deers, goats, sheeps and all other animals
Goats are herd animals and rarely thrive in isolation from similar animals. Most goat farmes & breeders will not sell an individual goat to a home that does not have other goats already, often requiring homes without goats to buy them in pairs to ensure they have some form of companionship.
goats
As goats are herbivores is vegetarians and if they ate the meat of other animals they could catch various diseases and die.
the llama and the camel i think
Giraffes
Sheep