The hump of the camel is a reservoir of
(a) fatty tissue
(b) water
(c) milk
(d) all of above


Correct Answer(a) fatty tissue

Explanation:

 The hump of the camel is a reservoir of fatty adipose tissues.

Camel has a hump on their back which is filled with fat, that is metabolized for energy when the camel does not get anything to eat.

Camels drink a large amount of water in a single time that is up to 20 gallons. It is stored in the animal's bloodstream. Also, camel excretes very little water from their body through dry dung.

Updated on: 12-Jan-2023

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