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Camels are large, ruminant mammals, characterized by their humps (one or two), long necks, large feet, and tufted tails, adapted to arid desert environments.
Here's a more detailed description:
Physical Characteristics:
Humps: The most recognizable feature, the humps are made of stored fat, which the camel can use for energy when food is scarce.
Size: Camels are large, with Bactrian (two-humped) camels being slightly taller than one-humped dromedary camels.
Neck: They have long, curved necks and a small, narrow head.
Feet: Camels have broad, large feet that help them walk on sand.
Tail: They have a tufted tail.
Coat: Camels have gray, brown, or tan fur.
Other: They have four teats rather than two, and they molt annually.
Adaptations: Camels have oval-shaped red blood cells that help continue blood flow during times when water is scarce.
Types of Camels:
Dromedary (one-humped): Also known as the Arabian camel, Camelus dromedarius.
Bactrian (two-humped): Also known as the Asian camel, Camelus bactrianus.
Behavior and Social Structure:
Social: Camels are social animals that live in groups called herds.
Communication: They communicate with each other through various sounds, such as moans and loud bellows.
Defense: Camels are known for spitting on people as a defense tactic when they feel threatened.
Intelligence: Camels are known for their intelligence.