Camels have the capacity breed when they are somewhere around three and four years of age for females and five years of age for guys, when the predominant male of the group has reproducing rights with the females. Both female and male Camels come into high temperature amid the rearing season which generally endures in the middle of November and March. After a long growth period that can keep going for up to thirteen months, the female conceives either a solitary calf or sometimes twins which can as of now weigh as much as 40kg during childbirth. Inside eight hours the adolescent calf has the capacity stand and is then breast fed by its mother in the security of the crowd until it is enormous and sufficiently solid to end up free. Adolescent Camels start to consume grass when they are somewhere around two and three months old and are weaned at approximately four months of age.
