Camel Toes
by Jennie Breeze
Title
Camel Toes
Artist
Jennie Breeze
Medium
Photograph - Original Img_4680
Description
Camels have lived in some of the most desolate corners of our planet, and not only do they live, they thrive. Most large animals are unable to survive in these kinds of desolate places. This is because of their large requirement for resources such as food and water. Camels are able to use this to their advantage as a survival strategy. By living in deserts, mountains, and other arid places Camels are able to avoid predators, and others who would compete for resources. Camels are only able to do this because of their amazing ability to efficiently use the resources their environments provide. A camel can travel long distances which allow them to take advantage of the maximum number of resources. They can withstand a massive amount of dehydration which allow them to survive not only between watering holes, but sometimes between seasons. When at a watering hole camels are able to gorge themselves and rehydrate quickly. For food, camels are omnivorous. They can eat almost anything be it vegetation, meat, or bone,-- salty or sweet, a camels stomach knows no limits. But it is their temperament that is truly endeared the camel to man. Docile and sweet under a caring hand, but stubborn and angry if ill treated, the camel both wins your heart and your respect.
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December 11th, 2013
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Jennie Breeze
Thanks Mariola! Appreciate being selected and featured in your WILDLIFE ONE A DAY art group homepage.
Jennie Breeze replied:
Always a pleasure being showcased in your OUR 4-LEGGED FRIENDS art group homepage. Thanks Mariola!