Are there camels in cold environments?

Yes, there are camels that are well-adapted to cold environments. The Bactrian camel (Camelus bactrianus) is a large camel species native to the steppes of Central Asia, where they have been domesticated for thousands of years. Bactrian camels are renowned for their ability to withstand extreme cold temperatures and harsh weather conditions. They possess two humps on their backs, which are made up of fat and serve as an insulation layer to help retain heat during the cold season. Bactrian camels have thick, shaggy fur that further insulates them from the cold. They also possess a special adaptation in their nostrils that helps to warm up the air they breathe, reducing heat loss during the cold winter months. These unique characteristics enable Bactrian camels to survive and thrive in cold environments.