I’m sure you have seen many camels with their hind legs painted with a blackish jell-like solution. Do you know why? Because the camels retract more water from the urine, the urine thickens and turns into a gel-like solution. This mechanism is part of the water conservation strategy of the camel. When they urinate, the thicky urine adheres to the skin and shows blackish paint. Camel manages such mechanisms because of their unique kidney physiology. Snakes and reptiles adopt the same mechanism. http://camel4all.blogspot.com/2011/, therefore, I always claim that the camel has unique characteristics from different unique animals. https://arkbiodiv.com/natures-engineered-a-unique-biological-model/
The Camel’s Water Economy
Camels do not produce sweat in relatively normal environments but produce very little in hard work under very extremely high temperatures, which is why the camel has a unique water economy. Also, camels extract moisture from the manure and extremely almost dry manure balls.
Question and Question about camels
Do you have enough knowledge about amazing camels? Therefore, in Quraan, it is said ‘DO THEY NOT LOOK AT THE CAMELS, HOW STRANGE THEY ARE CREATED?’
Camel is unique with a wide range of traits
The camel has one trait/character from all living creatures including plants. The camel urinates (thickness/viscosity) like a snake to conserve water. Camel is a great conservationist. http://camel4all.info/index.php/2015/03/01/challenges-of-climate-change-camels-adaptation-strategy-is-overwhelmingly-useful/
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