Camels are docile, but why do few animals prey on camels?

Everyone knows about camels, right? Camels can not only produce milk and eat meat, but also be used for transportation. They are the most loyal partners of human beings, especially in the desert. Without camels, there is little possibility that people can survive. Camels are very docile, but why haven't you heard that animals can kill camels? Do camels have natural enemies? Today, I will discuss this question with you:

Let's talk about the shape and temperament of camels first. Compared with sheep, sheep are too small and easy to become food for wolves. Compared with cattle, although it is big, it is very docile, almost like a sheep. So cows are afraid of wolves, but camels are different, not only big. Moreover, camels have never been that submissive. Even to its owner, camels sometimes disobey, such as spitting or kicking with their hooves, so camels are still very aggressive.

Second, camels are not only tall and wild, but also in groups and are very United. As long as a camel is attacked, the whole team will gather together, so in the face of camels, other animals are afraid to attack rashly.

Thirdly, because the desert is a resource-poor environment, other animals can't survive in the desert at all, and because camels run fast and have a bad temper, few animals in the desert can threaten animals as big as camels. Therefore, it is really difficult to find the natural enemies of camels. Camels have long been domesticated by humans because they can help humans do many things. At present, most camels are raised artificially, and they are all in the reserve, and the staff protect them very well. Most of them have become the private property of herders, and it is impossible for other animals to attack them.

Since camels are good friends and helpers of mankind, everyone should take good care of them. Remember never to think about killing camels. Do you have any other opinions? Please pay attention to comments and comments.