1. Camels are mammals. The camel's body is very tall, about two meters or more, with a raised hump on its back; its neck is very long, which allows it to see far away. Camel fur is mostly brown. Although its body is very tall, its tail is not too long.

2. Camels are often used as a means of transportation in the desert. There are very few places with water in the desert. Camels can smell whether there is water far away, so they can help people find water sources. The legs of a camel are very long, about 1.5 meters, and there are large calluses on the legs. Even if it lies on the sand that is hot in the sun, it will not be burned. The soles of the camel's feet are wide and thick. When walking on the desert, the toes are spread apart and will not be sunk into the soft sand.

3. Camels often eat and drink well in places with abundant water and grass. They turn part of the nutrients into fat and store it in their humps; when there is a lack of food, they use the fat in their humps. nutrients to sustain life.

4. The desert is vast and full of high and low sand dunes, and people can easily lose their way. But camels can lead people in the desert. The wind in the desert is terrible. Strong winds carry sand grains flying, sometimes moving entire dunes, burying people and livestock inside. But camels are very familiar with the desert climate. When the wind is about to blow, camels will automatically kneel down, so people can prepare in advance. Whenever a strong wind comes, the camels close their nostrils tightly to prevent sand from entering their nostrils.

5. Camel hair has high economic value and is used to make cotton clothes, which are light and warm. Camel hair is also a valuable textile raw material.

6. Although the walking speed of a camel is not as fast as that of a horse, it can carry a lot of things. A long time ago, people used camels to cross the desert and travel to and from the Silk Road. Until now, herdsmen still often use camels to move their homes. The camel is an important means of transportation in the desert, so people call it the "Ship of the Desert."

7. A group of camels strutted forward in the desert.

8. In the boundless desert, when the camels got tired from walking, they lay down to rest.

9. The people here are very poor, and the most valuable property in the family is the camels.

10. The story of "The Camel and the Lamb" illustrates the truth that there is no need to argue about which is more important and which is less important as long as each can bring into play their strengths.

11. A camel is an animal that can travel long distances.

12. Camels trek hard in the desert all their lives, hoping that every foot pit will be filled with green.

13. Camels walked steadily on the Gobi Desert.

14. Stand in front of the camels and watch them chewing grass: such ugly faces, such long teeth, such quiet attitude. When they chew, their upper teeth and lower teeth stagger. He rubbed it back and forth, steam came out of his big nostrils, and white foam covered his beard. I was stunned and my teeth started to move.

15. A sincere person is very down-to-earth in doing things, walking one step at a time like a camel; a boastful person is very frivolous in doing things, and has no impression as if he were just walking around.