What country has the most camels?
Actually i think it is Africa
The country with most camels in the world is definitely Somalia with more than 6 million camels
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What are South American birds similar to ostriches?
A South American bird similar to ostrich is the rhea. The rhea is a flightless bird that belongs to the Rheidae family. It is found in countries that include Argentina, Bolivia, and Brazil.
What do camels do when they are mad?
Camels usually "spit" when threatened. They will expel large amounts of mucus toward their enemy, causing difficulty breathing and/or a very nasty taste/texture in and around their mouth and nose. Ultimately, it distracts the enemy long enough for the camel to run away and be safe.
How long have ostriches been around for?
It is generally 30-70 years.
However, most ostrich live only up to 40 years.
dromedary camels are 7 ft from the hump and 6 ft from the shoulder.
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Ostrich and gazelle symbiosis?
an ostrich. they have different view points, so they can warn the other of predators that the other may not be able to see
As a ruminant, the gazelle has bacteria in one of it's stomach chambers. The relationship between the gazelle and the bacteria would be described as a symbiotic relationship. Symbiosis refers to an interaction between two species that is necessary for the survival of both. Without each other, they would not survive.
They certainly aren't born with lice, they get the lice from their dams if the doe is already infested with lice herself.
Who is faster a cheetah or ostrich?
Probably not. I think I heard that ostriches are faster than racehorses but not faster than cheetahs. If they could fly they might dive faster than a cheetah runs, HAHAHA! I suppose ostriches may run 45 miles per hour, and the super duper cheetah can run up to either 60, 65, 70, 71, or 75 miles per hour, STARTING at 45 miles per hour, as fast as an ostrich I think.
Do elk eat aspen bark off of the trees?
NO: Q: What do elk eat?
A: Again, elk are grazers, just like cattle. Elk are more "efficient" grazers than cattle, however. A good rule of thumb is that if your land will support 1 female dairy cow, it will sustain 3 female elk. This results in an overall lower cost since you fence and manage 1/3 as much land for the same herd size. Elk do require better forage to maintain optimum condition, so pasture improvement is sometimes recommended. During velveting and lactation, elk have higher nutritional needs
Are emus and kangaroos found in every state and territory of Australia?
Almost: emus are found everywhere on the mainland, but not in Tasmania, whilst kangaroos are found everywhere, although the red kangaroo is not found in Tasmania.
The difference between a male and female ostrich is that males have black feathers/fur and females have brownish white. The male has a white tip at the end of his tail.
Bactrian Camels weigh anywhere from 660-2,200 pounds. Dromedary Camels weigh anywhere from 660 pounds-1,320 pounds. Full grown camels stand about 6 feet 1 inch at the shoulder and 7 feet 1 inch at the hump.
Who runs fast ostrich or kiwi?
An Ostrich. A Kiwi is about the size of a chicken, and with a similar turn of speed.
No! Camels (as do all quadruped mammals) have what is called the stifle joint, the equivalent joint to the human knee, in each hindlimb. In the front limb, what is colloquially referred to as the 'knee' in animals such as horses and camels is actually the carpus, the equivalent to the human wrist - not a true knee! So you may say that a camel has two stifle joints (one on each hindlimb) and two 'knees,' (one on each forelimb). Note: the joint down from the stifle (the one which bends in the opposite direction to a human knee) is called the hock or tarsus and is the equivalent of the human ankle.
Emus can be found in almost any climate in Australia except desert because, unlike many of Australia's native creatures, it does need a ready supply of water. Emus range from coastal areas to the Alpine regions, but are not found in open, sandy desert areas of Australia's central west, due to lack of shelter and the insufficient food source for such a large bird. They are most common in New South Wales, in open scrubland and grasslands. They are not found in rainforest regions or closed forest. They are also found in areas where agriculture has overtaken the natural habitat, particularly if there is a ready water source.
Does an ostrich walk or run faster?
No, an ostrich can run at speeds of around 45 mph (The fastest of all land birds), and the fastest that a man has ever run is 100 meters in 9.58 seconds (Usain Bolt), that works out at 23.4 mph.
Which is bigger a eagle or a ostrich?
The albatross has the biggest wingspan on (or above) the planet.
The Royal albatross is 3.5 metres from wing tip to wing tip, and weighs 8 kilograms. The Antipodean or Wandering albatross is 3.2 metres from wing tip to wing tip.