Why does camel have tumors?

Why does camel have tumors?

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Camel is a unique animal originating 45 million years.

Each animal on the planet has a unique feature to distinguish them with others.

Even children also know that a camel is not a camel without its hump.

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The hump is developed on the back of the camel as a response to their environment.

Although camels are currently popular in the Middle East and some areas of Asia, they are actually derived in North America.

Not only that, the camel also wandered in the Arctic region.

In order to cope with the cold climate there, they developed a tumor gradually on their backs.

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Camels have tumors because they are handy for ancient camel people to hold.

I know it's a silly answer.

Camel has a way to get up before human existence.

Although we are sure that camels do not develop tumors for human comfort, people still thank the creator for a comfortable seat to journey far lands

Camera hesites are not filled with water.

It is a common belief that camel stores excess water in their humps.

However, those beliefs are a legend embedded into some cultures and legends.

The beliefs have been developed to explain the survivability of camels without water.

During the time of the Silk Road, the merchant loaded camel with heavy goods and trip a trip between the Middle East and China.

Camel is convenient transportation to cut through a hot grill desert where water is scarce.

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A hump is a camel's energy storage.

Camel stores energy in their tumors during the scarcity of food sources.

Whenever a dry desert or a harsh winter killed vegetation in the sandy land, their only hope is the fat they store in their humps.

Do you know that camel traders (camel buyers and sellers) determine the health of camels to look at their humps?

Each trading person wants to buy a camel nourished well, in other words, a camel with a larger hump.

Camel has a tumor because it helps them air conditioning.

Have you ever spend a night in a desert?

If not, maybe you don't know how the desert temperature volates.

The temperature is hot at daytime and cold prices in the night.

However, fat tissue in camel humps serve as insulation to combat such temperature fluctuations.

Bughs prevent heat from the sun invading the body.

As a result, it prevents camels from sweating and eventually reducing dehydration.

Now, you know how camel endures long trips through a hot desert without being arrested

Some camels have two humps.

Two hunched cams

They are usually larger than Dromedary camels with only a hump.

Unfortunately, there is no scientific evidence that can explain why Bactrian camel has two humps.

However, there are loose speculations that develop Bactrian camels that have developed two tumors because they live in harsh environments.

For example, the main habitat of CA Bactrian

The desert is characterized by its unusual cold climate, where the temperature can reach a low level as -40 Fahrenheit (-40 Celsius).

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