How do camels catch their prey?

Answer 1

In the wild, they'll wander around eating grasses, leaves and fine branches from trees and shrubs.

Domesticated ones will be fed by their keepers.
by looking for it and then chewing it
If it's in a stable, humans will bring it to them. If it's out in nature the camel will wander around looking for edible plants to eat.
Camels have humps in which they store fats, if they cannot find food anywhere they use the fat stored in their humps to survive.

Answer 2

When camels travel across the desert, they may go for days with little or no food. Because food is often hard to find, desert people feed their camels dates, grass, and such grains as wheat and oats. In zoos, the animals eat hay and dry grains.

Answer 3

Camels are herbivores = plant eaters. Plants generally don't have to be caught, just found.

Answer 4

they can reach food where other desert animals (goat,...) cannot reach

Answer 5

Smell and sight

Answer 6

With their ferocious looking talons