Camels love grass and other plants that grow in the Arabian Desert. Their thickened lips are designed so that they can eat even the thorny, tough desert cactus. Their thick fur coat, shed once a year, can be woven into anything from tents to garments. In fact, camels would lose 50 percent more water if this coat didn’t protect them from the sun.1 Camels are not friendly and when annoyed have been known to spit rank-smelling stomach contents.
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