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What is the no of offspring of a camel?
1 , very very rarely 2
What is the name of a Camel's child?
A camel's offspring is called a calf (plural, calves).
How often do you have to water a camel?
as muchh as kerin
How many youngs do a camel have?
Most large animals only have one offspring per pregnancy. Camels follow that rule.
Which animal is called the 'ship of the desert'?
The camel is often referred to as the 'Ship of the Desert.'
Why is Perl's logo a camel?
Perl's logo is a camel because it symbolizes the language's flexibility and capability to handle various tasks, much like a camel can traverse diverse terrains. The association comes from the book "Programming Perl," often referred to as the "Camel Book," which features a camel on its cover. Additionally, the camel represents Perl's ability to adapt and thrive in different programming environments, making it a fitting mascot for the language.
What do you call a three humphed camel?
A three-humped camel is often humorously referred to as a "triple-humped camel." However, in reality, camels typically have either one hump (dromedary) or two humps (Bactrian). A three-humped camel is not a recognized species and exists primarily in jokes or fictional contexts.
What animals have humps?
whale
How often do gray wolves reproduce an offspring?
every winter
What is the offspring of a mulatto and a quadroon called?
The offspring of a mulatto and a quadroon is often referred to as an octoroon, indicating that they have one-eighth African ancestry.
Why camel wool is not used for making sweaters?
It is not true. Camel hair, mixed with wool, is often used to make sweaters and other clothing: coats, jackets, skirts, hosiery, etc.
What do you call a juvenille camel?
maybe a juvenille camel or a juvi camel
