koks4774

Camels are able to digest very coarse and non-nutritious food. Bactrian camels eat various shrubby and semi-shrub vegetation in the desert: saltwort, camel thorns, barnyard, green leaf, sand acacia, bitter wormwood, onions, ephedra, young branches of saxaul. With the onset of cold weather in rare oases, animals feed on reeds and poplar leaves. In the absence of basic food sources, Bactrians do not hesitate to skins and bones of dead animals, as well as any products made from these materials.

In the zoo, the lioness screams very loudly

An unexpected meeting at the zoo with four horned rams

Bactrian or bactrian camel (Camelus bactrianus) is a species of mammals from the camelid family. It is a large animal up to 210 cm high and weighing 450-690 kg.

Description and features of the alpaca Today, the alpaca is a domesticated animal from the camelid family. It looks small, up to 1 m in height, a mammal with a good-natured appearance, similar to a small llama or a lamb with curls all over its body.

The African ostrich is the largest of modern birds: up to 270 cm high and weighing up to 156 kg. The ostrich has a dense build, a long neck and a small flattened head. The beak is straight and flat, with a horny "claw" on the upper beak, rather soft.