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similarties and differences between camel and zebra​

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Answered by sam5532
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difference- a zebra have road crossing type skin

a camel have humps

similarities they don't have similarities I think

Answered by sankhalaishant
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Explanation:

Tracking zebras is hard work, but necessary. With less than 3,000 zebras left in the world, their population remains endangered and in jeopardy. To find these animals Grevy’s Zebras Trust (GZT) warriors often move through remote lava plains.

In years past, zebras have gone unprotected, at risk from poachers and their movements unmonitored.  In 2015 the warriors, members of traditional Samburu tribe of Kenya, finally received an unexpected boon from GZT—the gift of two camels. The camels worked with the warriors, carrying their gear over long distances to help track the Grevy’s zebra through that oftentimes unforgiving terrain. Camels can go a long way without water, and can carry a large amount of supplies, including human cargo. The presence of the warriors is enough to scare away potential poachers, but they also do valuable community work, meeting with locals and discussing potential issues to solve them before they become real problems.

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