Camels

Camels are known for being far more loyal than any other animal including dogs, horses and squirrel.

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it starts having seizure's, running around clumsily, and then soon its stomach will expand with gas then it will explode.

At the start, it'll suckle from its mom. Later it'll begin nibbling on the same type of plants that the adult camels eat.

camles feel really cut ekinnda like dogs really but lemme tell ya one thing

they SUCK !

yes if they didn't have water in the desert but most the time no yes if they did not have enough food to eat

well i know a camel toe is a girls vagina and usually you can tell its a camel toe if you can see lines in the underwear (an imprint on the underwear of your pussy)

camel... zebra swims twice a year for their seasonal migration along with the wilderbeasts, and others...

4 Months

it is 3 times more vitamin c than cow milk and very high in insulin.Also low in Lactose.

The Apostle James was so dedicated to prayer that it is said that his knees were calloused from time spent in prayer--on his knees. He prayed so long and so much that his knees were known as the camels knees

A baby camel (calf) takes 30 mins to get up and walk but an hour is a perfectly acceptable time.

It's very difficult to tell a horse's age especially when they are in their teens. However vets usually figure out a horse's age by looking at their teeth. If the teeth are worn down and not in the best condition (yellowish, missing teeth, etc.) then the horse is probably older maybe 20+ years. If the horse's teeth are whiter and not worn down as much, then the horse is probably 10+ years. It's hard to tell. Vets can't give a horse an exact age, so they usually estimate as best they can. Older horses tend to be whiter, skinnier (less muscle and fat), and they might even have sway back (withers on their back are more defined and the back starts to slope inward).

Yes you can!!! in India,rajsthan there is a institute that researches on camels and the sells camel milk candy . that is only possible if the milk freezes!

Only one species of camel lives within the African grasslands. The Dromedary, or single-humped, camel.

They live in North Africa, South Asia and the Middle East. They've also been introduced to the deserts of Australia.

The other species of camel, the Bactrian, or double-humped camel, lives in Eastern Asia.

Wild Bactrian camels are listed as critically endangered.

u spelled grown wrong and about 1,000 pounds probly

You're getting two Bible stories mixed up. There is a story in the Bible in Luke chapter 10 where Mary is sitting at Jesus' feet and listening to Him, while her sister Martha is cleaning the house. The story of the wise men, which was at the time of Jesus' birth, occurred in Matthew chapter 2, but there was nothing in that story about someone not being able to travel with them.

To store fat to live off in times of desperation.

it is where one person "humps" another person with clothes on. i tries this out with your mum

because it can store a lot of water in them and it could last for days

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There are cacti and water and desert.

Camels regurgitate food to re-chew it, a process known as rumination, which helps them break down tough plant material more effectively. This behavior allows them to extract maximum nutrients from their fibrous diet, primarily consisting of dry grasses and shrubs. By re-chewing and mixing the food with saliva, camels enhance digestion, aiding their survival in harsh desert environments where food can be scarce.

A camel's average speed when walking is about three miles an hour. They don't travel much, however, only getting around 25 miles per day.

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