Camel Rescued After Getting Trapped Between A Tree branch!

Camels are herbivores, which means they eat grass, cereals, wheat, and oats. They will spend their days grazing and seeking for food. Food, on the other hand, might be difficult to come by given their harsh desert habitat. They have strong yet flexible lips that allow them to tear off and eat vegetation that other animals may avoid, such as thorns or salty plants. Camel are ruminants, which means they regurgitate food from their stomach to chew it again.

The long neck of the camel allows it to reach leaves up to 3 meters above the ground. As a result, this explains why the animal is trapped.