1. YouTube
    https://www.youtube.com › watch

    Outback camels: culls and carcasses or milk and meat? | Meet the ...

    Tags:
    Camels in Australia
    Camel in Desert Video
    Camel Hunting Australia
     
  2. YouTube
    https://www.youtube.com › watch

    Meet the animal: Camel! | Educational Video for Kids - YouTube

  3. Little Fox
    https://www.littlefox.com › en › readers

    Little Fox Readers

    WEBAward-winning library of leveled stories and songs to teach English as a second language (ESL) and guided reading, For Kids age 4 to 12 - Quiz, Printable Books, MP3, Games.

  4. Explore Meet the Animals Camel

  5. Amazon
    https://www.amazon.com › Really-Want-Camel-Meet-Animals › dp

    Do You Really Want to Meet a Camel? (Do You Really Want to …

  6. Quizlet
    https://quizlet.com

    Meet the Animals 35: Camel - Quizlet

    Tags:
    The Animals
    Camel
  7. Global Wildlife
    https://globalwildlife.com › meet-the-animals

    Meet The Animals - Global Wildlife

    Tags:
    All Animals in World Giraffe
    Giraffe Which Country National Animal
    Global Animals
  8. People also ask
    Where did Camels come from?
    Camels originated from North America as far back as 50 million years ago. Camelops are homegrown camels in North America. However, they reached extinction around 10,000 years ago. Their existence in the Old World is a rather recent event in terms of geology. In 1758, Carl Linnaeus named both the Dromedary and domestic Bactrian camel.

    50 Amazing Camel Facts About This Unique Animal - Facts.net

    facts.net
    Who discovered the Bactrian camel?
    In 1758, Carl Linnaeus named both the Dromedary and domestic Bactrian camel. Their scientific names are Camelus dromedarius and Camelus bactrianus respectively. Back then, the Swedish zoologist was only aware of the domestic variety of the species. In 1878, Nikolai Prejevalsky discovered the Wild Bactrian camels.

    50 Amazing Camel Facts About This Unique Animal - Facts.net

    facts.net
    Are Bactrian camels endangered?
    There are less than 1,000 wild Bactrian camels left in the Gobi Desert in Asia, and they are recognized as a critically endangered species by the IUCN. Bactrian camels are identifiable by their two humps, which can weigh over 25 pounds per hump! These humps contain fat, which can be turned in to energy or water when sustenance is not available.

    Meet The Animals - Global Wildlife

    globalwildlife.com
    What is a hybrid camel?
    A hybrid camel is a cross-breed of a Dromedary and a Bactrian camel. Such hybridizations are common in the countries of Afghanistan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Turkey. They produce fast-maturing hybrids that grow larger, stronger, and more adaptable than either of their parents.

    50 Amazing Camel Facts About This Unique Animal - Facts.net

    facts.net
    Feedback
  9. lavenderwavesfarm.com
    https://www.lavenderwavesfarm.com › me…

    Meet The Animals! - Lavender Waves Farm

    WEBCamels. There are two breeds of camels in the world, Dromedary and Bactrian. Dromedary, or Arabian camels, are one-hump camels native to the sub-Saharan desert regions of the world. They are common and number …

    Tags:
    The Animals
    Lavender
  10. Little Fox
    https://www.littlefox.com › en › supplement › trans

    Meet the Animals 35: Camel | Little Fox

    Tags:
    The Animals
    Camel
  11. YouTube
    https://www.youtube.com › watch

    Meet Fun Animals Alice the Camel & Friends Kids Song Shorts!

    Tags:
    The Animals
    Camel
  12. Facts.net
    https://facts.net › camel-facts

    50 Amazing Camel Facts About This Unique Animal

    WEBSep 9, 2024 · 50 surprising camel facts, enough to tell of their roles in the war, the real purpose of their humps, and the secret wonders of their milk.

    Tags:
    10 Interesting Facts About Camel
    Camel Facts and Information
    Camel Facts Kids
  14. Some results have been removed