The Bactrian Camel is a large ungulate camel that is home to a family of rocky deserts and steppes of central Asia. The Bactrian camel has raised about 2500 BC from the time it was used to transport heavy loads in harsh desert climates. Apart from captivity Bactrian camels can also be found in the wild in the Gobi Desert in Mongolia and China due to the low number of animals left in the wild less than 1,000 Bactrian camels are classified as endangered. In this article, I will share 7 amazing facts about the Bactrian camel a camel tree can reach seven feet in height, 11 feet long, and weigh 660 to 2,200 pounds. movement. in rocky areas and the soil with its thick eyebrows dense long eyelashes and closing noses that keep the eyes and nose safe in the sand during sand storms.
The tree and the camel have dark brown or dark yellow fur winter coat is replaced by a smooth coat in the spring to prevent overheating in the summer Bactrian camel has two bumps on the back designed to store fat that can be converted into water and used as a source of energy when needed dehydrated, we absorb plant moisture and eat ice in winter to get water A Bactrian camel can survive without water for months when the water eventually evaporates. The available dry Bactrian camel will absorb 135 liters of water in less than 15 minutes.
That tree in the camel works during the day diurnal and sleeps in the open at night the Bactrian camel can see and smell which makes it easier to see water and food. The Bactrian camel is a herd of herds that feeds on the leaves and feet of various desert plants as well as salty plants with dry thorns that avoid them as they move the tree into the camel moving both legs on one side of the body at the same time. called pacing is usually slow but can accelerate to 40 miles per hour when detecting an accident. The Bactrian camel is also an excellent swimmer of natural enemies Bactrian camels are gray wolves. Bactrian camel is alive and well and groups of six to twenty animals sometimes with up to 30 males are the leader of the breeding season. a baby weighing 79 pounds [79 kg] has no humps on his back and can run just after birth Bactrian camel reaches sexual maturity at the age of three to five years. Bactrian camels can live up to 50 years in the wild and 20 to 40 years as captives.
