Why do you ride a camel when you go to the desert?

Camel English name: camel, llama camel

Camels are different from other animals. They are particularly hungry and thirsty. People can ride camels across the desert. Camels are also called "ships in the desert". The camel's hump stores fat. When the camel can't get food, the fat can be decomposed into nutrients needed by the camel's body for survival. Camels can go four or five days without eating, relying on the fat in the hump. In addition, there are many bottle-shaped bubbles in the camel's stomach, which is where the camel stores water. The water in these "bottles" makes camels safe even if they don't drink water for several days. Camel is an animal of the genus Camel, belonging to the family Camelidae. There are only two kinds of animals. Their nostrils can be opened and closed, and their meat pads are thick. They are suitable for walking in the desert. They have a hump on their back, and they store fat in it. The first stomach has 20-30 puddles to store water. Red blood cells can greatly expand and absorb water to store water. So they are hungry and thirsty, and don't eat or drink for many days. Once they meet aquatic plants, they can drink a lot of water to store them. The average life span of camels can be as long as 30-50 years. The shoulder height of an adult camel can reach 1.85 meters (6 feet) and the hump height can reach 2. 15 meters (7 feet). The sprint speed can reach 40 mph, and the long-distance sustained speed can reach 25 mph.