Camels

Dude, they bang all night

region location important function of f2 hybrid camel

The saying is "A rich man is less likely to enter the kingdom of heaven than a camel is likely to pass through the eye of a needle"

Rumours were spread around by the upper classes that there was an archway somewhere in the desert, or at the entrance to a town, where camels weren't normally allowed.


However, the saying should be taken at face value.

it contains fat but when it travels in the desert it can live an the fat.

A group of camels who are just hanging around doin' their thing is a Flock.

A Caravan of camels, or a Train of camels is generally used to indicate a flock of camels one after the other, on their way to a distant location.

Humps,bumpy,desert.....

No

The camel puts its nose inside the tent to seek warmth in the cold desert night; but it's a folly to think the camel will stop there. Unless resisted promptly, the whole camel will soon be inside the tent displacing its human occupiers! The phrase refers to a small initial step that will almost surely be followed by a much bigger, potentially disruptive, step to come.

Camels spit.

Camels only have one calf at a time. Having twins is unheard of.

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they like huge meat and they kill because there killers

The Dromedary Camel.

The camel is called 'ship of the desert' because he carries people and trade goods around like a ship does. The camel sways as it walks and can induce seasickness (motion sickness).

The first known reference as a "land-ship" was from the Arab poet Dhu al-Rumma. Early Arab nomads recognized its endurance and strength, even in the hot dry desert for up to a couple months without food or drink. It is used for transporting goods and people across the desert, like ships do in water. The reason it is used is because camels can last without food or water for a very long time. When they drink some water is stored in a sack near their stomach, the hump stores fat which is depleted as an energy(food ) source. Then as they travel, their supply slowly diminishes, making them able to last a long time without eating or drinking.

Camel Keeper

Wednesday is at the middle point of the week so from there the weekend is a "downhill coast" Thereby the phrase wednesday is Over the Hump, or Humpday!

You need four mice two cages fish and cat food. You first separate the mice in to the two cages. You feed one mouse regular cat food. The other one you feed fish food. After maybe a decade, or how ever long it takes to see results. You see how it effected them. Is the cat food make the mouse fat and stupid? Or maybe they are more sexy compaired to the other mice? You will get to see.

The country with the highest population of camels is Somalia with around 6.2 million. Followed by Sudan with 3.2 million, Mauritania with 1.23 m, Ethiopia 1.07 m, India 1.03 m, Pakistan 0.8 m, Chad 0.725 m, Australia (over 0.7 m), Mali 0.467 m, and Niger with no more than 415,000 thousand!

we're not. your just too small...and we love food too much

Shearing ie the sheep is shorn.

In Nigeria, camels are found in the northern part of the country, most commonly in Borno, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Sokoto, Jigawa and Yobe states, where they are utilized considerably as sources of meat.

the longest is 2hours

That depends on a lot of things, like the size of the school bus, whether the camels still have to be alive, etc. I would say zero if they were trying to get into the school bus doors from when I went to school. No camels would fit. but if you had a big enough door for them, and the bus was greyhound sized and all the seats were removed, you could use the area under the floor normally used for storage, and they could stick their heads out the window, you might be able to get around 45 of them in there.

i made the camel walk 1 km drop its load and then come bak pick the nxt thousand and drop it after 1km

so for 1st 1000 bananas : camel requires bananas ( to and fro)

nxt 1000 dates : 2bananas

and last 1000 only 1 banana required

no need to come back

so the camel can travel 1km using 5 bananas .

after travelling 200kms u will lose 1000 bananas (200*5), so for the nxt each kilometre camel requires only 3 bananas . so in that way using 999 bananas u can reach 533 kms( 333 + 200).

now u hav 1001 bananas left with u,leave that 1 banana there and go the remaining distance

u can take 533 to other side

Yes, there are camels in Wyoming, located at the Terry Bison Ranch south of Cheyenne.

No there are no camel rides in Malta.