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By Thomas James e=hp&q=camel&aq=f&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=& gs_rfai=

 A camel has humps, the one in Arabia has one hump, the one in East Asia has two humps. Those humps store water.  Camels are native to dry places like the desert.  Camels can go many days with out water in the desert.  A camels life span is years.  Ancestors of camels evolved in Palaeogene Period.

 Camels are domesticated in Somali region.  There is about 1000 Bactrian camels in the Gobi Desert.  Camels stand long periods without water because there red blood cell is a oval shape.  A camels coat reflects the sunlight.  Camels have been known for swimming.

More camel info  According to Sunni Islam camel urine has medicinal properties.  Camel milk is richer in fat and protein than cows milk.  Camels are mainly used for transportation. 9cOUBEr4/SM1Li5KuctI/AAA AAAAAAZs/miVBvrWElNM/s4 00/Camel-Milk.jpg

Where info came from?  I got all of my information about camels from wiki/Camel wiki/Camel  Picture from Google images.