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Dromedary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The dromedary or Arabian camel ( Camelus dromedarius ) is a large even-toed ungulate with one hump on its back. Its native range is unclear, but it was probably the Arabian Peninsula. The domest...
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Few animals are more useful to mankind than the camel and the dromedary. They have an unrivaled capacity to endure long periods without water (up to four or five days), and can carry very heavy loads. They also produce milk, wool, and meat;
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Learn all you wanted to know about Arabian (dromedary) camels with pictures, videos, photos, facts, and news from National Geographic. ... One hump or two? The dromedary, or Arabian, camel distinguishes itself from its Bactrian relatives by its single hump.
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Though often called the one-humped camel, the dromedary has two humps used for energy storage in the form of fat. The under-developed anterior hump sits over the shoulders and the large rear hump is found in the centre of the back.
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ANIMAL BYTES - Dromedary Camel...Find quick information and fun facts about animals. ... The dromedary camel is no longer considered a wild animal. In Africa and Arabia it is a semi-domesticated animal that free ranges but is under the control of herders.
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The name "Dromedary" is properly reserved for the Arabian racing camel such as those used in the various military camel corps. These camels can travel 80 to 120 miles per day carrying a rider. Arabian baggage camels have a heavier build and are capable of carrying a 200 kg load up to 40 miles per day.
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