Did you know that camels can go days or weeks without eating or drinking? Discover more about these remarkable humped land mammals. Camels are large land mammals best known for their humps. There are ...

Can’t you just picture camels traveling across the desert sand with their humps silhouetted against the glorious sunset? They always seem to know what they’re doing and where they’re going. Camels, ...

When camels drink, they do so at a rate that would kill most other animals. But where does all of that water go? Hint: It's ...

Domesticated for 3,000 years, camels have been a source of transportation, food, milk and leather since ancient times, but some of the world’s wild camels are now critically endangered. Here are a few ...

Camels, renowned for their desert survival, possess humps filled with fat, not water, serving as energy reserves during food scarcity. A larger, firm hump signifies a well-nourished camel. This fat ...

Fitting in with the herd can be tough. For a 100-pound, 5-foot-tall baby camel, it can be downright dangerous. Samara and Sarah, the Minnesota Zoo’s newest Bactrian camel calves, made their debut this ...

The camel was domesticated thousands of years ago by frankincense traders, who trained the gangly cud-chewer to make the long, arduous journey from southern Arabia to the northern regions of the ...