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Camel in natural environment

The Bactrian camels, Camelus bactrianus is a large, even-toed ungulate native to the steppes of Central Asia. The Bactrian camel has two humps on its back

close-up of a bactrian camel (Camelus Ferus / Camelus Bactrianus)

A close up isolated image of a cute dromedary camel fawn (Camelus dromedarius) at a desert location in Jordan. The baby animal has a cotton handmade band around neck to hang a bell.

Close up portrait of camel in the desert and warm golden light

A red camel on a farm stands on the green grass in a harness and chews thorns. Animal riding, zoo, breeding, entertainment for tourists and children.

Two humped camel (latin name Camelus bactrianus), detail of animal.

Baby camel standing on a ridge of the hill in desert.

Camel stays on the road

3D digital render of a dromedary or arabian camel isolated on white background

Camel rider view in Thar desert, Rajasthan, India

camel in beautiful desert

Witness a lonely camel standing in the stunning Dubai desert, capturing the essence of the region’s wild beauty and charm.

Grassland, Camel

Camel a close up portrait

Baby camel standing on a ridge of the hill in desert.

Baby camel walking in front of mother camel with sparse vegetation in foreground and mountains in background

3D digital render of a dromedary or an arabian camel isolated on white background

wild camel in the middle east

two camels eating grass

Close-up of a camels head on a camel farm in Qatar.

Camels rest on the desert

camel close-up portrait photo

Camel in Erlianhot, Inner Mongolia, China

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A closeup shot of a camel at the zoo in Taipei, Taiwan

Portrait of a camel wearing a protective mask.

Camel in natural environment

Camels are well-known for their distinctive humps, but they also have other distinctive characteristics that make them well-suited for living in desert conditions. Importantly, camels have the ability to close their nostrils to prevent sand infiltration. They also have two rows of long lashes and a third eyelid. Both structures help to protect their eyes in harsh environments such as sandstorms. They also have thick hair that helps to protect them from the intense sunshine in their environment as well as padded feet to help withstand the hot temperatures of the desert floor. They are even-toed ungulates (hoofed mammals).

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