Camels

Yes, camels do have tails. These large, hairy tails are usually over 19 inches long and can be used to swat away pests. Camels also have short, thick fur which helps protect their skin from the sun and keep them warm at night. They are able to survive for long periods of time without food or water, as they store fat in their hump that can be used as an energy source.

A camel mating with another camel of the same sex.

In the story of the lost camel, what is the theme of the story?

The fat in a camel's hump provides food during periods when food is scarce.

Camels have thin hair on their tummies to help regulate their body temperature in extreme desert conditions. This less dense hair allows for better heat dissipation, helping to keep them cool during the day while still providing some protection from the sun. Additionally, the thin hair reduces weight and aids in mobility, which is essential for their survival in harsh environments.

Actually CAP & INAP are used for prepaid systems. The main difference between these two is CAp will be used for Mobile applications but INAP is used for Fixed networks ( Non Mobility ). Also in CAP we can get the Call Location information but in INAP we wont get this.

CAP - used for mobile application

INAP- calling cards

camels are found in the desert and have adaptations to survive droughts.

pack camels carry packs while riding camels you can ride on thanks vote.

The hump carries water and the camel can take water from it anytme.

Actually, the camel's hump stores fat and not water.

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Frank, his exploitative owner, loaded Alphonse with many things meaning the camel couldn't bare it but then when the owner put a straw on Alphonse's load, he collapsed to the floor and died. However, many readers of this certain story say that the straw wasn't the main trigger of this issue.

The Mt Panorama Bathurst track is 6.213 kilometers or 3.860579 miles long.

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Llamas, alpacas, and vicunas were developed to be very efficient animals, and can live off of pasture or grass hay alone. However, domesticated llamas and alpacas that are elderly, growing, working, or breeding, may need to be supplemented with small amounts or grain for extra energy. They also may require vitamin and mineral supplements should the area be dificient.

In a way, yes. Llamas and alpacas are in the same family as camels, and they are smaller. They cannot carry riders, but they can be used as pack animals and pets.

Because they cross the hot desert to.

A reservoir,a dam,an artesian basin, an aquifer, a chalk substrate.

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i guess....but i wouldn't recommend it :)

If nesessary, they will eat grass and/or hay, such as you might see in a zoo. However, camels prefer foods such as dates, carrots, apples, and bananas.

There are six camelids - Old World camelids are the dromedary (one-humped camel) and the Bactrian (two-humped camel). New World camelids are the llama, alpaca, guanaco, and vicuna.

It's called a Litter

yes a little because camels have a very delicate eye sight so they cannot see far

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Bactrian camels have 2 humps

they transport the nomads, and their goods across the desert.