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This is a drawing that I've done of a dromedary camel. These ungulates can be found in Africa, Asia, and also in Australia, where they were introduced in the nineteenth century and have thrived. There are three types of camel, the dromedary (one hump), the Bactrian camel (two humps) and the wild Bactrian camel (two humps). They can survive up to fifteen days without water. This is due to the large amount of fat in their humps that can be converted to water, which they can turn to when there's no ready supply of water available.

Description
This is a drawing that I've done of a dromedary camel. These ungulates can be found in Africa, Asia, and also in Australia, where they were introduced in the nineteenth century and have thrived. There are three types of camel, the dromedary (one hump), the Bactrian camel (two humps) and the wild Bactrian camel (two humps). They can survive up to fifteen days without water. This is due to the large amount of fat in their humps that can be converted to water, which they can turn to when there's no ready supply of water available.