Camelus bactrianus

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This endangered species is endemic in the Middle East and endemic to the Middle East. The special feature of these camels is that they have two humps on their backs which make them unique from other camels. They are the only wild camel species in the world today. They can weigh from 300 to 1000 kg in terms of mass. One of their extraordinary abilities is that they can consume water for months on end. And long beards that can grow up to 25 cm in length. Their ability to adapt to the environment is determined by their ability to survive in a geographical environment that fluctuates from freezing temperatures to 40 degrees Celsius. In order to save time, they can eat dried bones or even meat. So far, their maximum speed has been recorded at 75 kilometers per hour. Their average lifespan is about 50 years. The weight of a newborn baby camel is about 36 kg. Most importantly, the animals known as desert ships are also endangered today, very endangered.