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Camels live in some of the most ___________ corners of our planet. Most large animals are unable to ______________ there because of their large requirement for resources such as _____________ and water. By living in deserts, mountains and other arid places _________ are able to avoid predators and survive because of their amazing ________________ to use the resources their environments provide. A camel can travel _____________ distances. They can withstand a long time without water and for food, camels are _______________, they can eat almost anything be it vegetation, meat, or bone, salty or sweet, a camels ______________ knows no limits.
Contrary to popular opinion, camels do not store water in their_________________. The humps are actually reservoirs for fatty tissue which allows camels to survive in such extreme hot regions.
Asian camels have two humps whereas Arabian camels only have one.
Camels have two rows of thick eyelashes to _____________their eyes from the desert dust. They are also able to close their nostrils and lips to_____________ out the dust and their sense of hearing is also extremely strong. In Arab ___________the camel symbolises patience, tolerance and endurance.
Baby camels are _________ without humps. Mother and child camel are extremely close and stay together for several years. Often camels are born white and will turn ____________ as they are growing up. They will turn brown if their nose and toes are not pure white.