Exploring the Differences: Camels, Llamas, Alpacas, Reindeer, and Elk

The video explores camelids, focusing on camels, dromedaries, and Bactrian camels. It discusses their habitats, physical traits, and adaptations for survival in harsh climates. The video also highlights the conservation status of wild Bactrian camels and introduces other camelid family members like vicunas and llamas. A trivia question about South American camelids concludes the video.

Which camel species is known for having two humps?

• Bactrian

• Vicuna

• Dromedary

• Alpaca

What is a common misconception about camel humps?

• They store water

• They are used for balance

• They help in swimming

• They are for decoration

How long can camels survive without drinking water?

• One day

• Five days

• Three days

• Seven days

Which camelid is critically endangered?

• Dromedary

• Bactrian camel

• Wild Bactrian camel

• Llama

Which of these is not a member of the Camelodai family?

• Horse

• Guanaco

• Llama

• Alpaca

What is a unique feature of camelid upper lips?

• They are immobile

• They are covered in fur

• They are divided into two parts

• They are fused together

Which South American country does not have native camelids?

• Chile

• Peru

• Venezuela

• Bolivia