How camels are adapted to living in the desert?

Camels possess several inheritable traits that increase its survival rate in harsh desert climates. The most glaring attribute of the camel is the large hump on the animal’s back. Dromedaries (one hump) and Bactrian camels (two humps) use the hump(s) to store up to 80 pounds of fat. read more

Camels have ingeniously adapted to the extremes of the hot desert conditions through certain physiological adaptations. The Hump The hump of the camels has always been a source of interest and a belief that the store water in there. read more

In this animation, Grandad Charlie, an elderly tortoise, tells his grandson Sam a story to illustrate how camels are adapted to live in the desert. Prince Ali became lost in the desert. Horses were sent to rescue the Prince and Mufeed the Camel went along to help. read more