"CAMEL" The Ship of Desert and an Awesome Animal

In India camel is used for multiple purpose, so I am trying to explain it with pictures and a brief explanation is available below :

Closer Look of a young Camel

Indian Camel is 6 feet long and weighs around 700 kg. It is 7 feet high from its hump. It tail is 50 cm long. It is characterized by long curved neck, large mouth and high hump. They are usually brown or black in colour. Camel's nasal passages are properly covered with the large muscular nostrils. Camels have thin, long and powerful legs. They have large eyes with long eyelashes and bushy eyebrows.but small ears. Indian camels have broad, flat and leathery pads with two toes on each foot with leathery patches on their knees.

Camel safari in desert for Tourists

Camel safari in desert for Tourists

Army professional with well trained Camel

India Camel is mostly found in the North Western part of India.They are also spotted in the Kaziranga and Desert National Park. Camels mostly prefer dry places.

For securing national border

Newly born mammal with his Mother 

Camels are saluting, trained by Force personals

Camel performing at Desert festival

Camels are herbivorous. They feed on grass, grains, wheat, oats, dried leaves, and seeds . As their humps contain fat, they can go without food for 3-4 days.

Group of camels drinking at natural seasonal Pond in Desert

Sunset View from Sand Dan in Desert

Camelshaving very beautiful "Gorband" at Desert Festival

Locals enjoying Polo match on Camel

Camels reach the level of sexual maturity at 4-5 years of age. The gestation period lasts for 13 months after which the a single calf is born. The calves start walking within two hours of birth.   Camel lives up to the 40 years of age.

A dancing Camel, which is trained for Dance

Awesome look of Camel's discipline when walking in a group

Awesome sunset view in between two Camels, I am loving it