Camels are relatively low-maintenance animals, as they are well-adapted to harsh environments and can go long periods without water. However, they do require basic care, including regular access to food, water, and shelter from extreme weather. Additionally, routine health checks, hoof trimming, and vaccinations are important to ensure their well-being. Overall, while camels are resilient, responsible care is essential for their health and productivity.
Yes, camels take care of their young.
camels give mike to there babys intill there at lest 12 months
Yes they do.
kids care is when you take care of kids in a careful manner its like taking care of a 1 humped camel but kid cares is like taking care of 2, 1 humped camels or 1, 2 humped camels but there endangered so you should just stick with the 1 humped. hump hump hump
Show them! Take them to Disney World.
No. Camels with a birth defect are very vulnerable to predators. And even a healthy camel can be killed by a predator, if it is out numbered. But, generally, the can take care of themselves. There is only one exception that I can think of, if the animal is domesticated. If you raise camels then you need to be ready to defend them.
Being a vet is complicated. It's not simple at all! You have to take care of pets, and oh! its too much to explain.
They have to make the babies let them drink their milk from them until they are the age of 1 year(12 months).
Camels mate much the same way as most other mammals do. It includes both a male and a female in order to produce offspring. They do the act much the same way as horses in the wild would. This includes for the male, "climbing" onto the rear end of the female and inserting their penis in the vagina of the female and then ejaculate.
Well they probably give them food before they eat them selves they shade them at times in the day or a least that is what I think
to take as much care and financial care of the U.K
It's much more important to take care of all your organic systems.