Question

camel excretes less quantity of urine. [true or false]

Answer 1

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True

Explanation

When a growing camel was maintained on a low N intake (dates and hay) the amount of N excreted in the form of urea, NH3 and creatinine decreased to 2–3 gm/day. This decrease was caused by a drop in urea excretion from 13 gm to 0.2–0.5 gm/day. Urea given intravenously during low N intake was not excreted but was retained.

Answer 2

Answer:

Camel is a animal which lives in hot and dry region. It has some special abilities which help it to survive in such regions.And it is true that it excreates very little water in the form of sweat or urine. Ther is an interesting fact that it's dung is dry also.

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