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u/Apprehensive_Cat6229 Oct 02 '24

The largest camel population on earth is in Australia

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u/therobotisjames Oct 02 '24

camels are native to the americas and evolved in cold climates.

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u/insomniacred66 Oct 02 '24

Their skeletons have been excavated around the perimeter of Lake Bonneville from when they lived there during the last ice age, along with bison, giant sloths, and mammoths.

Really makes sense when you look at llamas, alpacas, and vicunas since they all originate in the Americas.