Which country is the camel and which country does the camel represent

Saudi Arabia

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, commonly known as Saudi Arabia, referred to as Saudi Arabia, is located on the Arabian Peninsula in southwest Asia, bordering the Persian Gulf in the east, the Red Sea in the west, and Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Yemen, Bahrain, Qatar and other countries.

There is no country where camels belong to, many countries have camels. Dromedary camels are mainly found in SudanSomaliaIn India and other countries, nearly half of the Bactrian camels are distributed in Australia, and China is mainly distributed in Xinjiang, Gansu and Inner Mongolia. But the camel isSaudi ArabiaRepresentatives of animals.

The camel was a symbol for these Arabs, something they could not replace. Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, is the world's largest camel trading market.

Camels are known as the ships of the desert, although with the development of modern social economy, the inconvenience caused by the desert to Saudi Arabia no longer exists. The local people have a lot of transportation instead of camels. Camels are also a treasure for the Saudis as well as a cultural symbol for Saudi Arabia as a whole.

Camel World Distribution:

In terms of numbers, Africa is the most abundant, accounting for about the total number of camels in the world, especially in the Sahara Desert of North Africa.

In the southeastern border of the country, camels occupy an important economic position, followed by Asia, accounting for about Europe, Oceania.

Occupy only. In terms of distribution countries, there are 23 countries in the world with camels, of which Sudan and Somalia have a total of more than 2.9 million peaks, and India and Ethiopia have more than 950,000 peaks.

Countries with more than 200,000 peaks include China, Mongolia, and Mauritania.

and Pakistan.

The camel does not belong to any one country, it is a mammal that lives mainly in the arid regions of Africa and Asia, as well as in Australia and some parts of North America.

Camels represent Iran. The Islamic Republic of Iran (Persian: English:.)

The Islamic Republic of Iran, referred to as Iran, is located in West Asia, a Middle East country, bordering Pakistan and Afghanistan in the east, bordering Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Armenia in the northwest, Turkey and Iraq in the west, the Caspian Sea in the north-central and north, the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea in the south, with a land area of about 10,000 square kilometers, ranking 17th in the world.

Climatic characteristics. Iran's climate has four distinct seasons. The northern part of the country has cooler springs, summers and autumns and colder winters, while the southern part has hot summers and warm winters. Winters are warm and humid in most parts of Iran, and precipitation tends to occur here, which is related to the cold air coming north.

This is the reason why there is more precipitation in Iran from January to April (i.e. winter).

In the summer, Iran is under the control of the subtropical high, the temperature is very high, and there is not much precipitation. The highest temperature in Tehran is July with average minimum and maximum temperatures of 22 and 37 respectively, and the lowest temperature is January with average minimum and maximum temperatures of 3 and 7.

It does not refer to any specific country, but to be more precise, it is the region of West Asia and North Africa.

Camels represent Iran. Central Africa, some countries in Western Asia

Camelidae. Able to endure hunger and thirst, every time you drink enough water, you can go without water for several days, and you can still move in hot and arid desert areas. Because they have a lot of extremely thin and tortuous pipes in their noses, the pipes are usually moistened with liquid, and when the body is short of water, the pipes immediately stop secreting fluid, and form a layer of crust on the surface of the pipes, which is used to absorb the exhaled water without losing it from the body; When inhaled, the water in the crust is sent back to the body.

In this way, water is repeatedly circulated and used in the body, so it can withstand thirst.

The stomach is divided into 3 chambers (lacking a valve stomach) and can be regurgitated. Docile temperament, often active alone, eating rough grass and shrubs. The temperature of the camels is 34 degrees Celsius at night.

During the day it is up to 41 degrees Celsius, and only above this body temperature do the camels begin to sweat. Dromedary camels are mainly found in Sudan and Somalia.

India and nearby countries, South Africa.

Namibia and Botswana. Bactrian camels are mainly found in cooler areas of Asia and the surrounding areas.

Difference Between Dromedary and Bactrian Camel:

dromedaries generally live in tropical desert areas, dromedaries are taller and larger, can run, transport goods and let people ride; Bactrian camels, on the other hand, generally live in temperate regions and have stubby limbs, which makes them suitable for walking in gravel and snow.

Camel refers to Saudi Arabia.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, commonly known as Saudi Arabia, abbreviates as Saudi Arabia. Located in the southwest of Asia, the Arabian Peninsula is bordered by the Persian Gulf in the east, the Red Sea in the west, and borders Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Yemen, Bahrain, Qatar and other countries.

Saudi Arabia is the world's second-largest producer of proven oil after Canada (24% of the world's total oil explored), the world's largest oil exporter, and a major member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries. The oil industry accounts for about 75% of the country's total revenue, 40% of GDP, and 90% of export earnings. About 40% of GDP comes from the private economy.

Fossil footprints tell us that camels originated in North America about 50 million years ago。Around 3000 B.C., their ancestors gave birth to the sheep-sized poebrotherium (extinct camel) that is now common in the United States.

During the Miocene, due to global warming, which led to an arid climate and the expansion of grasslands, camels grew in size, adapted to feeding on poor quality food, were able to walk quickly, and adapted to migration in the vast grasslands.

By 5 million years ago, camel herds migrated to South America and crossed the Bering Strait land bridge into Asia. Later evolution gave rise to two distinct genera: the llama, native to the Andes in Bolivia, Chile, and Peru, and the wild camel (a breed with one hump and two humps) in Africa and Central Asia.

When their ancestors in North America were hunted down and disappeared, both animals were domesticated 4,000 and 5,000 years ago.

The history of camels in China

Camels have a long history in China, almost recorded in the Yin and Zhou dynasties, but officially entered the vision of most people after the Silk Road. The Silk Road has brought us not only economic prosperity, but also political ties and a broadening of horizons, because of the Silk Road, we have the opportunity to connect with the world.

Camels entered the Central Plains through the Silk Road, and Western culture also penetrated into the Central Plains from the Silk Road.