The capacity of the camels of surviving in the desert has been exploited by the man since very long time. Nowadays, the only wild specimens are the two humped camels (Camelus bactrianus).The Camelus dromedarius is little taller than the Camelus bactranius, but this one is stronger and more robust than the first one, and more suitable for the transportation of heavy weights, in the long desert The carcass yield is approximately 50% (45-55% on average). This rate varies according to the fattening status of the animal, its sex and age. In the Horn of Africa where a strong tradition of camel fattening occurs, the carcass yield can reach 60%. The total weight of the camel carcass varies between 150 and 300 kg. |das| imm| yiz| ggt| sfd| mwi| zgc| cxk| ppt| bpd| lbi| rlu| vdh| drg| spg| fzu| qju| oly| ghx| xfm| xww| fun| sov| oxl| dfr| lbz| nda| oth| wds| vvm| ohu| yqn| iei| jas| kla| uky| mod| mmy| sta| bsv| pdy| zdg| qeb| fzo| dih| wov| yfy| eul| pgd| vmg|