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After a gestation of 13 months, the female camel gives birth to a camel calf, which weighs on average 36kg for a size at the withers of approximately 90 cm. After birth, the camel only needs a few hours to stand up and start following its mother who will breastfeed it for a year and a half. It is not until puberty that male camel calfs start to stay away, joining a herd of singles. On the opposite, the female will remain in her mother's flock all its life.
After a gestation of 13 months, the female camel gives birth to a camel calf, which weighs on average 36kg for a size at the withers of approximately 90 cm. After birth, the camel only needs a few hours to stand up and start following its mother who will breastfeed it for a year and a half. It is not until puberty that male camel calfs start to stay away, joining a herd of singles. On the opposite, the female will remain in her mother's flock all its life.
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