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the camel

Camels are large hoofed animal and one can find them in hot climatic conditions. They are mostly found in regions of middle-east but can also be seen in different parts of world. There are very less camels in wild regions as mostly are in domestic use by humans especially in the desert regions.
They are herbivorous animals who like to eat plants. They have the best ability to store energy from foods and water as fat in hump. They can survive for almost ten months without water.

Camel internet resources

Camel Video
Video clip of camels walking along the nile river in Egypt.
http: //classroomclipart.com/clipart-view/Videos/Tr...

Camels
When many people all over the world think of Egypt, they think of the Pyramids with a graceful caravan of camels passing by them
http: //touregypt.net/featurestories/camel.htm

Camels of Arabia
Way back for as far as you can remember camels have been held throughout Arabia with higher reputation than any other creature..
http: //ultimateungulate.com/Artiodactyla/Camel...

Camelus bactrianus - Bactrian Camel
The most noticeable feature of C. bactrianus is its two humps. At the hump, its average height is 213 cm or 7 feet.
http: //animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/account...

Dromedary Camel
The exact range of the Arabian Camel will probably never be known. The species exists only in the domesticated state today in Arabia . Includes a video.
http: //oaklandzoo.org/site/animals/mammals/cam...

Dromedary Camel
Dromedary camels have a single hump composed of fat, which stores food for times of need and lips that are thickened to allow consumption of thorny plants
http: //livingdesert.org/animal_page.html?anima...

Dromedary Camel
The dromedary camel is no longer considered a wild animal. In Africa and Arabia it is a semi-domesticated animal that free ranges but is
http: //seaworld.org/animal-info/animal-bytes/a...

Dromedary Camels
The wild two-humped Bactrian camel, camelus bactrianus ferus, is indigenous to Mongolia. It was domesticated at least three thousand years ago.
http: //academickids.com/encyclopedia/index.php...

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