This Bactrian Camel has two humps, though you can only see one in the photo, which store fat. The camel metabolizes that fat after long periods without food. Someone told me way to remember which camel is which: Dromedary starts with D and they have one hump; Bactrian starts with B and they have two humps. You're welcome.
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