Bactrian camel

They crossed a snowy pass in cold moonlight, when the lama, mildly chaffing Kim, went through up to his knees, like a Bactrian camel - the snow-bred, shag-haired sort that came into the Kashmir Serai.

Keepers only got an inkling about the pending birth six weeks prior after the Bactrian camel, called Wendy, shed her long furry coat.

For instance the Bactrian camel which is endangered may no longer be so.

The hypophysis of Bactrian camel rests upon the hypophysial fossa of the sphenoid bone in the center of the middle cranial fossa attaching to the hypothalamus by hypophysis stalk.

While images of one-humped camels abound in the region, this is the only depiction of a Bactrian camel in the Seeta Valley

Sparky is the fifth domesticated Bactrian camel to be born at the zoo and breeding of the animals is key to the preservation of the species.

For instance, larger caged animals such as the elephants and the Bactrian camel are ailing and need emergency attention.

FASHION p13 camel coats are so named because the original designs were made from the ultra-soft undercoat of the Bactrian camel.

There is another camel though, the Bactrian Camel of Central and Western Asia.

Carcinomas of the lungs and adenocarcinomas of the forestomach have been reported in the Bactrian camel with metastatic lesions in the liver, hepatic lymph nodes, heart, aorta and the lungs [1].

5 July 2016 - 13:21 FAO's Iran representative visits Bactrian camel farm Bactrian Camels Are of High Importance in Terms of Genetics During the visit, Nakouzi highlighted the importance of bactrian camels in terms of genetics and regretted the fact that the species is gradually vanishing due to change in life style of nomad tribes in recent years.