(xxv) Read the accompanying section cautiously and answer the inquiries given toward the end.

(xxv) Read the accompanying section cautiously and answer the inquiries given toward the end. 

The camel is properly called the "ship of the desert". It is the best methods for transport in deserts. Camels go moderate. Be that as it may, they continue strolling for quite a long time on the consuming sand and in the blasting sun. Camels convey overwhelming burdens, a lot heavier in weight than some other helper animal weight can. While the other creatures' feet sink into the sand, nature has made the feet of camel with the end goal that it is not in the slightest degree hard for it to stroll on sand. The camel is better than every single other creature since it can abandon nourishment and drink for a considerable length of time and weeks. It can store nourishment and water. Its mound is additionally a store of nourishment which the camels use when they get nothing to eat and drink for a long time. In deserts just shrubberies develop to a great extent and the camel can live on these.

QUESTIONS

For what reason is camel called the ship of the desert?

Is it for its speed that it is known as the ship of the deserts?

What trouble do the other large animals trouble need to confront while strolling on the sand?

For what reason does a camel walk effectively free to move around at will sand of the desert?

What uncommon quality makes camel better than other creatures utilized for transport?

How does the camel abandon nourishment and water for quite a long time and weeks?

What does the camel for the most part live on?

ANSWERS

The camel is known as the ship of the desert since it is the best methods for transport in deserts.

No, the camel goes moderate. Be that as it may, it continues strolling for quite a long time on the consuming sand and in the blasting sun. So it is known as the ship of the deserts.

Other helpful animals trouble need to confront two challenges while strolling on the sand; (a) Their feet sink into the sand (b) They can't manage up outrageous yearning and thirst.

Nature has made the feet of camel with the end goal that it is not in the slightest degree hard for it to stroll free to move around at will sand of the desert.

The camel is better than every single other creature of transport since it can abandon nourishment and drink for a considerable length of time and weeks.

The camel abandons nourishment and water for quite a long time and weeks since it stores nourishment in its mound.

In deserts just shrubberies develop to a great extent and the camel for the most part lives on these.