Humans have been holding camels for over 4,000 years and still rely on them to survive around the world. Spain supports thousands of camels each year through work in various countries, including Jordan, Tunisia and India. Let's know some interesting facts about camels.

★There are two types of camels in the world, camels with one kuz and camels with two kuz.

★ Camels have three sets of eyelids and two rows of eye fur to keep sand away from their eyes.

★ Camels have slender beaks that allow thorny trees to eat what other animals cannot.

★ Camels can completely close their nose flowers during sandstorms.

★ Camels can comfortably sit on very hot sand for the thick pads of skin on their chest and knees.

★Their curls allow them to store 80 pounds of fat which they can live for weeks or even months!

★When a camel finally finds water, it can drink up to 40 gallons at a time.

★Camels are very strong and can carry up to 900 pounds for 25 miles a day.

★Camels can travel up to 40 miles per hour - the equivalent of a racehorse!

★ Don’t make camels angry - they can spit as a way to confuse something they think is a threat.

★ Mother camels carry calves for up to 14 months after their delivery.

★Some calves grow completely white and turn brown with the arrival of their adult coat.

★ There are more than 160 words for camel in Arabic alone.

★ Desert ship camels can sail for weeks without food or water.

★ During the day his body gets very hot from the heat of the sun and at night it gets very cold but he does not get sick.

★ Although camels eat vegetables and grass, they prefer high salty foods.

★ In the desert camels simultaneously provide food, clothing, transportation and shelter which is unique in the world.

★ Camels have three chambers like stomach and cow and they also cut jaws.

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