Bactrian camels are well-adapted to desert life in Central Asia, with long eyelashes and nostrils to protect from sand, and the ability to store fat in humps when food is plentiful. They primarily eat desert vegetation and live in the Gobi desert, with only 300-500 wild camels remaining.

1. Bactrian camel

2. Information
 Animal facts  Habitat
 Bactrian camels are well­adapted to  Desert
desert life. To protect them from
sand they have long eyelashes and  Food
nostrils which they can close.
When food is plentiful, they build  Desert vegetation
up fat reserves in their humps.
There are probably only 300­500
wild camels left.
 Where they leave
 Gobi desert, Central Asia