Tell me about the camel in your impression?

Camel, known as the "Ship of the Desert", has a small head, thick and long neck, curved like a goose neck. The body is tall and the body hair is brown. Very able to endure hunger and thirst. Camels can survive without water for 2 weeks and without food for up to a month. Fat is stored in the camel's hump, which can be broken down into nutrients needed by the body for the camel's survival needs when food is not available. In addition, there are many small bottle-shaped bubbles in the camel's stomach to store water. Camels can be used for riding, carrying, pulling carts, plowing, etc. They are an indispensable partner for people and geological exploration and archaeological workers in the desert and Gobi areas. Dromedary camels are mainly distributed in Sudan, Somalia, India and other countries; nearly half of Bactrian camels are distributed in Australia, and China are mainly distributed in Xinjiang, Gansu, and Inner Mongolia.