Interesting Facts

1). The Word 'Camel' Comes From An Arabic Word. 2). There Are More Than 14 Million Camels In The World. 3). In Arabian Culture, There Are More Than 160 Words Which Mean Camel. 4). Camels Humps Are Not Used To Store Water. 5). Camels Come From Hot Climates. 6). In The Wild, They Travel With Around 30 Others When Looking For Food. 7). Most Of The Camels Live In The Middle East, Asia, And Australia. 8). In Turkey, A Camel Wrestling Event Takes Place Every January. 9). Camels Don't Just Spit For Fun. If They Feel Threatened Then They Use It As A Defence Mechanism. 10). The Al-Dhafra Camel Festival Takes Place Every Year In The UAE. 11). Camels Are Used To Take Books To Areas Which Would Not Otherwise Have Access To A Library. 12). The Only Time You Will See A Camel Without A Hump Is When It Is First Born. 13). Camels Are Not As Slow As They Look They Can Run Up to Speeds Of 40mph. 14). The Average Lifespan Of Camel Is 40 To 50 Years. 15). Camels Mate By Having Both Male And Fem

1). Dingoe's Another Name Is A "Warrigal". 2). In Queensland, It Is Completely Illegal To Own A Dingo. 3). Dingoes Are Like Wolves And Dogs. 4). The Average Lifespan Of A Wild Dingo Is 5-10 Years And In Captivity Their Lifespan Is 20 Years. 5). Dingoes Don't Bark But Instead You Will Hear Their Wolf-like Howl Which Sounds Like A Yodel. 6). Dingoes Are Also Able To Turn Their Heads 180 Degrees. 7). There Are Three Main Varieties Of Dingoes Like The Reddish-Golden Dingo In The Dessert Areas, The Alpine Dingo In The Wildest Parts Of Australia And The Northern Dingo With Its Finer Build. 8). A Diet Of Female Dingo Is The Droppings Of Her Offspring-Disgusting! 9). Dingoes Like To Hunt Rabbits, Sheep, Kangaroos And Other Wild Animals. 10). The Earliest Dingo Was Thought To Live Around 3,500 Years Ago. 11). In Australia, Wild Dingoes Are Found Near Large Bodies Of Water And Dingoes Are Often Found In Vacant Rabbit Holes, Hollow Logs And Other Burrows Close To Lakes And River