A Camel and Its Tiny Desert Companion!

In the great desert, A camel and a little ant have special friendships. It is a story of how different creatures can benefit each other.

The Mighty Camel

It is so, for the camel has size and sinew. It can walk miles and not tire. That is how camels that are able to last for up to days at a time were born. Their skin is good at surviving the heat of a burning sun and their bodies are made for the desert wasteland. Camel — Camels sport long, furry looking eyelashes to make sure no sand gets into their eyes. They are called “ship of the desert” as they assist people to move in very difficult areas.

Camels have a gentle nature. Camels help individuals to bring stack of weight. Where they can be milked and provide you with a lot more (milk is delicious as it nutritious!). Hundreds of millions of people around the world live in desert communities where a camel is as vital to their daily lives and livelihoods. While camels can live in many habitats, they do the best when living in dry deserts.

The Tiny Desert Companion

So, let us now discuss the very-funny-bony-little friend of Camel…. While it may seem unimportant, this tiny insect packs a punch He is a small beetle, with the modestly useful job of keeping this desert tidy. This is a beetle, which helps in cleaning the waste of camel. It helps to keep the sung cause of desolation clean and healthy.

The little beetle is super fast and bright. The model is equipped with powerful legs for running fast on the sand. Even though it is small, but very hardworking. As the camel walks, the beetle collects morsels of food and cleans up its surroundings. The appearingly small animals do matter, this tiny one proves it.

A Perfect Team

The camel and the little beetle together teach us something: this is how nature operates, in equilibrium. They help each other in their ways. The beetle can eat the camel and in return help clean it. It really is dumbfounding and the perfect definition of teamwork in mother nature!

In short, this story teaches us the very little thing of Every Creature Has its Value…..!! Every one of them is very needed in our world.