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adaptation in camel in 100 wards

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When the animals began to work for Man, the Camel lived in a desert because he was idle and refused to help. ... The Djinn made a magic that puffed up the Camels back into a humph (or hump) and condemned him to work for three days without eating, living on his hump instead, to make up for the days he had missed.

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