Camels are adapted to the desert, and can go for many days without water. They were ideal for a pack animal because they don't require any kind of hydrocarbon fuel and have big feet as not to sink into the sand. I've never touched a camel before but I bet they're really fluffy. There is one at a nearby zoo and it's coat sheds a lot during the summer. Llamas are really nice and soft. I've never been spit at by one but i bet it isn't very nice. They also had baby llamas and they were really scared of you. We used to pick bark out of a tree and the llamas would munch on it. I wanted to try the bark but its wood. I don't eat wood. Camels might eat wood though, I wonder if they would've liked that bark too. Oh yeah, at the farm I was at with the llamas they also had these really cute little goats that would roll over and be paralyzed when they're scared. It was hard to scare them though. I heard that they do that when in danger because if they saw a wolf or something the wolf would go after the paralyzed goat instead of the sheep it was guarding. Speaking of farmers, I want to have a garden in my backyard so during the next apocalypse I can have a reliable source of food.
Camels where used on the silk road for transporting goods because the could go the longer distances without having to stop for water. This is because the Camel can drink 25 gallons of water which can last it for a long time
The Bactrian Camel
No farm animals. Mules, camels, carts., yaks, men, horses, donkeys.
Goods are transported on the Silk Road usaully by foot. Along the way people will use camels, horses, and yaks to get safely across.
silk and possibly spices traveled in caravans on the silk road.
Metal work, glassware, woven goods, wine, camels, silk, jasmine, saffron, sandal wood, tea, sugar, oil,ceramics, and many more :)
Marco Polo traded for them along the Silk Road.
People traveled on the silk road by caravan or by camels.
slaves
No farm animals. Mules, camels, carts., yaks, men, horses, donkeys.
2 of the goods that traveled along the Silk Road were silk and Jade.
Goods are transported on the Silk Road usaully by foot. Along the way people will use camels, horses, and yaks to get safely across.
Cabot explored for a Northwest passage to Asia, from which merchants could trade. They originally used the Silk Road, but there were bandits and thieves on the road, since at parts it was not near civilization. Also, they could only use camels to travel and carry the goods, but they did not carry nearly as much as a big merchant ship.
silk and possibly spices traveled in caravans on the silk road.
It costs more money to ship goods along on the Silk Road.
They risked their lives to get silk,pepper,rugs,etc. to sell them at their home and get a lot more money and profit for them.
Metal work, glassware, woven goods, wine, camels, silk, jasmine, saffron, sandal wood, tea, sugar, oil,ceramics, and many more :)
Some of the animals used for silk transportation along the Silk Road were donkeys, horses, and camels.
There were no trucks or cars so a caravan was used to move people and things. Camels were used on the Silk Road to carry items from Asia to Europe. It was a very hard and long road.