Five Ways Camels Are Still Being Used

Camels have a long history of benefiting humans, being used for personal transportation and carrying loads as well as for food and clothing. Here are some of the ways camels are still being used.
Five Ways Camels Are Still Being Used
A Somali woman inspects camel meat for sale at the town's butcher stand in August 2010. Roberto Schmidt/AFP/Getty Images
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A camel is seen in Dubai

Camels are best known for being hardworking animals that can survive for long periods without eating or drinking. Their habitat is the desert, and they are found in the Middle East, Central Asia, Africa, and Australia. Camels have a long history of benefiting humans, and have been considered of great value to their owners. They have been used for personal transportation and carrying loads, as well as for food and clothing. The following are some of the ways camels are still being used.

 

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