“Do they not look at the camels, how they were created?” God Almighty believed when He made this animal His miracles and abilities in His creation.
An animal that feels and is in pain and has its own feelings. A camel complained to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, and he said to its owner, “Do you not fear God in this beast that God has owned for you? He complained to me that you starve him and tire him out.” Where the camel was mentioned twice, and the she-camel 7 times, and the camel 3 times, and the camel twice.
Camels have a strange creation, their structure is strange, and they are extremely strong and severe. Despite this, they submit to the weak and are eaten and benefit from their hair and drink their milk. So what is the reason that makes a camel take its stomach out of its mouth.. What do we do if we see that thing?, And in a new episode prepared and presented by Muhammad Fathi Abd Al-Ghaffar, we shed light on information that you know for the first time about this strange creature, provided by Al-Youm Al-Sabea TV.
This is the most information that you do not know about camels!!
A camel is a very strong animal that is easy to tan, as it has long, very strong legs that work to raise its body from the heat of the sand.
Camels can run 40 miles per hour, and the camel has a very strong sense of hearing.
It has very strong and sharp teeth, and its mouth is lined from the inside so that it can chew dry thorns, plants and grass.
Camel milk has great health benefits, because it contains a very low percentage of fat, and it contains important nutrients for the human body, including iron, vitamins and minerals.
Camels can drink from 40 gallons of water at a time and do not become dehydrated, and they can survive without food or water for a long time.
The gestation period for a female camel is from 9 to 14 months, and it lives from about 40 to 50 years..
The camel takes part of its stomach out of its mouth as an expression of its need for mating. This happens at certain times of the year.