Camels are large mammals that live in desert, such as in Africa or Asia.

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It has a long neck, wide feet, and one or two humps on it's back. Camels are often called "the ships of the desert" because they can travel distances and survive for many days with little food and water.

Camels has a large body and a long neck.

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On it's back, it has one or two humps that store fat. It also has long and strong legs that help it walk far in the desert. It's wide feet keep it from sinking into the sand, and it's long eyelashes protect it's eyes from dust and sandstorms.

Camels usually live in hot and dry desert

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It can be found in Africa, the Middle East, and some parts of Asia. The desert is very hot during the day and cold at night, but the Camel's body is well adapted to these extreme conditions. Camels can also survive in places with very little water and food, which makes them suitable for desert life.

Camels usually eat plants such as grass and leaves.

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It can also eat thorny plants that other animals cannot eat. Camels are herbivores, so they only eat plants. They can survive for a long time without food because their body stores fat in the humps, which can be used as energy when food is not available.