There are two species of camels - the dromedary, with one hump, and the bactrian, with two humps. Camels can grow up to 213 cm tall at the hump, with humps reaching 76 cm tall. They live 40-50 years and are herbivores that eat plants because they live in desert environments.
There are two species of camels - the dromedary, with one hump, and the bactrian, with two humps. Camels can grow up to 213 cm tall at the hump, with humps reaching 76 cm tall. They live 40-50 years and are herbivores that eat plants because they live in desert environments.
There are two species of camels - the dromedary, with one hump, and the bactrian, with two humps. Camels can grow up to 213 cm tall at the hump, with humps reaching 76 cm tall. They live 40-50 years and are herbivores that eat plants because they live in desert environments.
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There are two species of camels: the dromedary or Arabian camel and the bactrian camel. Camels can grow to be 213.36 centimeters tall at the hump. The hump can be 76.2 centimeters tall and they can live from 40 50 years old. Camels are herbivores because they live in the desert.
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dromedary camels with single hump
/noun/ The dromedary camel can drink plenty of water in just few minutes. bactrian camels with two humps /noun/ Bactrian camels live in Central and East Asia's rocky deserts. hump hunch , a rounded mass /noun/ There are humps on the road.. herbivores an animal that eats plants only /noun/ Rabbits and hamsters are herbivores. desert wilderness /noun/ Its hot in the desert.