Camels, like most mammals, excrete waste in the form of feces, also known as droppings. These are usually round or oval in shape, depending on the camel's diet.
The reason why you might have heard this misconception could be:
* Confusion with other animals: Some animals, like rabbits and rodents, produce cecotropes, which are small, round, and often mistaken for "pallets." Camels don't produce cecotropes.
* Misinformation: The term "pallet" might be used incorrectly to describe camel droppings in some informal settings.
If you're interested in learning more about camel digestion and excretion, you can search for information about their digestive system or the characteristics of their feces.