Camels are herbivores, which means they eat plants or vegetation.
Camels are specially adapted to live in the desert, where vegetation is scarce. What does grow in the desert can be prickly and tough due to the lack of water. Camels have leathery mouths which allow them to eat thorny twigs, as well as leaves, stems, shoots and fruit.
Their mouths aren’t the only part that is especially adapted to desert living.
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More interesting camel facts from I Love Animals
Their mouths are so tough, they can even eat cacti!
In the case of giraffes, they usually eat twigs, leaves and fruit from trees which they can easily reach with their long necks.
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