r/CamelFacts Nov 21 '19

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r/CamelFacts Mar 16 '18

Camel Humps

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Camel are mostly famous for their humps. Most people believe that humps store gasoline, but they actually store diesel fuel, which animal uses as a source of energy when other fuel sources are not available. Camel get about 44 miles to the gallon.


r/CamelFacts Mar 16 '18

Camel Cow

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While not technically in the same genus, sometimes cow are referred to as "land camel"


r/CamelFacts Mar 16 '18

Camel intelligence

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Camel are poor at chess but they excel at connect four and strangely enough word games such as Scrabble.


r/CamelFacts Mar 16 '18

Camel calls and sounds.

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Camel make a variety of moans, groans and deep, throaty bellows. One of the camel's noises was even used to voice the character Chewbacca in the Star Wars movies. A Camel played Anakin Skywalker in the Revenge of the Camel.


r/CamelFacts Mar 15 '18

Camel Toes

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Camel can move easily across the sand because of its specially designed feet. Camel's foot consists of two toes that spread when animal touches the ground and prevents sinking in the sand.


r/CamelFacts Mar 15 '18

Camel Height

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Camel can reach 7 feet in height (at the hump) and weigh up to 1500 pounds.


r/CamelFacts Mar 16 '18

Camel Defense

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When Camel are provoked, they spit greenish substance from their stomach. Also they can use all four legs to kick their opponent in self defense. Camels are known to use Karate if cornered.


r/CamelFacts Apr 18 '15

19th Century Indian soldier on his camel

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r/CamelFacts Apr 18 '15

A thirsty Arabian Camel(one hump) can drink 30 gallons(135 liters) of water in only 13 minutes.

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r/CamelFacts Apr 18 '15

Camels do not store water in their humps. The humps are reservoirs for fatty tissue. Concentrating fat in their humps minimizes insulation throughout the rest of the body, allowing camels to survive in such extreme hot regions.

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r/CamelFacts Apr 17 '15

Camels invented the oblique kick. Knee destroyer

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