Camels are large land mammals best known for their humps. There are three camel species: dromedary, Bactrian, and wild Bactrian camels. The single-humped dromedary camel represents 90% of the ...

Camel vs. dromedary Tamsin Walker01/26/2015 Among the mysteries Rudyard Kipling explores in his Just So stories, is how the camel got its hump. Or should that be humps?

Meanwhile, the dromedary camel is 7.2 to 11.2 feet long, 5.9 to 6.6 feet tall at the shoulder height, and weighs 880 to 1,320 pounds. Appearance: ...

Photo of the Dromedary Jumping-slug, Hemphillia dromedarius, (from above) on a fallen leaf. The slug has a distinctive appearance, with the visceral pouch elevated into a pronounced hump and a part of ...

Dromedary Jumping-slug, Hemphillia dromedarius, is an old-growth coniferous forest-dwelling slug endemic to southern British Columbia (B.C.) and western Washington, with unconfirmed records in ...

Due to dromedary camels being so common, dromedary is used interchangeably with camel. Also, camelid can refer to camels in a wider sense, including all members of the family Camelidae. This not only ...