Adjectives of sentences

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Formal features of sentences

Sentences are characterized by specific formal characteristics. The following are the most prominent formal characteristics of sentences:

Size

The height of a camel ranges from 1.83 meters to 2.14 metres, and its length ranges between 2.74 meters and 3.35 metres. As for weight, the weight of a camel varies between 362.87 kilograms and 10,432 kilograms.^[XNUMX]

the shape

The camel has long, slender legs, a short tail, and a long neck with a small, narrow head, and an upper lip divided into two parts, which move independently.^[XNUMX]The camel generally has a humpback.^[XNUMX] There is one hump on its back if it is a dromedary camel. As for a camel with two humps, it has two humps, knowing that the size of the hump varies depending on the amount of food that the camel eats, as fat is stored in the hump.^[XNUMX]

Behavioral characteristics of sentences

In general, camels are diurnal animals, so they engage in their activities during the day.^[XNUMX] She lives by practicing the following behaviors:

Diet

The camel feeds on thorny plants, grasses, and herbs. The camel also returns food from the stomach to the mouth in order to chew it again.^[XNUMX]

reproduction

Camels can begin breeding at the age of 3-4 years, while camels; That is, males do not begin competing for mating with females until they reach the age between 6-8 years.^[XNUMX] Usually, a camel may mate with 6 or more camels, and they can mate with more than 50 females in one breeding season.^[XNUMX]

The duration of camel pregnancy ranges from 12 to 14 months, and when the time comes to give birth, the female mother moves away from the herd to complete the birth process. Usually the mother gives birth to one baby, and in a few cases she gives birth to two.^[XNUMX]

Adaptive features of sentences

The camel has distinctive and unique characteristics that enable it to adapt to living in the desert environment.^[XNUMX] Some of the features of adaptive sentences include:^[XNUMX]

It can live for more than two weeks without needing to drink water, and it can live for several months without needing food.
The camel can live in varying temperatures. The range of temperatures in which it can live extends from -29 degrees Celsius to 49 degrees Celsius.
The camel can adapt to sandstorms; This is thanks to the thin membrane on both eyes. This membrane protects his eyes from sand storms and at the same time enables him to see. Thanks to the long eyelashes as well, they keep sand away from the eyes. The camel can also close its nostrils to protect it from sand.
The camel's large, solid and wide legs help it walk on sand easily; This is because his feet expand when he steps and contract when he lifts them.^[XNUMX] Their feet are also padded to enable them to withstand the heat of the ground in the desert.^[XNUMX]
The thick hair covering the camel's body enables it to withstand intense sunlight.^[XNUMX]