Where is the camel predominantly located?

A) Throughout tropical and subtropical dry zones

B) Throughout tropical wet zones

C) Throughout every continent

D) Predominantly along costal areas of tropical zones

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Charlotte Werner

12 February, 22:49

Where is the camel predominantly located?

A) Throughout tropical and subtropical dry zones

B) Throughout tropical wet zones

C) Throughout every continent

D) Predominantly along costal areas of tropical zones

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Serena Johns · Answer 1

The best answer is A. Camels are predominantly located throughout tropical and subtropical dry zones. Camels are able to survive in these areas due to their unique behavioral adaptations. One of these characteristics is the humps on their back. The humps on their back are storage of fatty tissue which insulates their body to survive in these hot climates.

Where is the camel predominantly located?A) Throughout tropical and subtropical dry zonesB) Throughout tropical wet zonesC) Throughout every continentD) Predominantly along costal areas of tropical zones

Where is the camel predominantly located?

A) Throughout tropical and subtropical dry zones

B) Throughout tropical wet zones

C) Throughout every continent

D) Predominantly along costal areas of tropical zones