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Camels are two species of even-hoofed animals from the genus Camelus (one single-humped - Camelus dromedary, the other double-humped - Camelus bactrianus) that live in dry areas and deserts in Asia and North Africa. The average life expectancy of a camel is between 30 and 50 years. The domestication of camels by humans has been around since about 5,000 years ago. The use of camels, among others, for milk (which has a higher nutritional value than cow's milk) and their meat, and are also used as working animals.

Generally, camels grow taller than humans. Bactrian camels can grow to a height of up to 1.8 meters and a body length of 3 meters. They usually weigh between 600-1,000 kg when they are ready grow up. Camels are not picky eaters. With thick lips, camels are able to eat anything that most other animals cannot, such as thorny plants. Camels are herbivores so they do not prey on other animals. Water is very important for camels because their bodies rehydrate quickly.

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