English, asked by GaikwadPriyal, 4 months ago

which of the following is a idle animal a)camel b)dog c)horse d) ox​

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Answered by avtars1375
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Answer:

.camel

Explanation:

: In the beginning, the camel was a lazy animal. He didn't want to work and lived in the middle of a desert away from other working animals. But the animals never r forgot him and his nature

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Answered by vikashRaojaat
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Answer:

camel is the idle animal.

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