One Hump or Two?

Camels are one of those animals that most everyone easily recognizes because of their unique appearance,but that isn't their only difference. Camels are firstly known for their reputation as a beast of burden and their ability to survive up to 21 days without water. They have also long been milk producers and at times the sole source of nutrition for their masters when traveling the desert terrain.Unlike other milk producing animals,extreme weather conditions do not interfere with their ability to produce milk,they are also adaptable feeders,able to digest dry matter and a broad range of plants and bushes. If those were the only differences between camels and other animals they would still stand alone,but the properties of their milk is as unique as the animal itself. The first notable thing about camel milk is it doesn't curdle,but that is far from the only difference. The milk contains a protein that is similar to insulin and is still being tested as an alternative,but the list goes on. The lactose intolerant can digest it,it is thought to prevent certain cancers and is being tested on autistic people with good results. Though it isn't readily available in all locations it can be obtained online.