Camel – Dromedary, Bactrian, Llama, Alpaca, Vecuna, Guanaco

Camel specie is the group of animals, found in very diverse type of regions, mainly drylands of the world, highly adapted to their native ecosystems.

A bull camel and the Frigatebird

There are similarities between a camel and a bird

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The traits shared by all creatures, including big herbivores, insects, reptiles, birds, marine life, and even plants that absorb solar energy, are present in solitary camels. My previous writings have explained this camel occurrence. The following links are offered: https://arkbiodiv.com/2015/02/18/camel-is-a-treasure-having-characteristics-of-the-whole-animal-kingdom/ The Gel-like Urine of Camels The Beautiful Camel Story from Mongolia In this short article,

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The camel pastoralism

Nomads understand climate change better than policymakers – African nomads are shifting from cattle to camel for survival under the shadows of climate change

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Shifting from cattle to the camel in Africa African nomads are shifting from cattle to camel for survival under the shadows of climate change, yes there are many reports/studies in the recent decade. Not only the pastoralists but the dairy entrepreneurs are also choosing camels for a profitable milk business. There are many emerging camel

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Hyalomma dromedarii in camels

Hyalomma dromedarii in camels – The fast running insect is a tick

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The ticks hide in the flora/bushes in the desert and when a camel approaches the bush for eating, the ticks climb on its body, stick to the skin, and start suckling the camel’s blood. The ticks cause very serious diseases in camels and other livestock. Ticks and tick-borne pathogens (TBPs) affect the health and well-being

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