* Dromedary Camels: These have one hump and are commonly found in the Arabian Peninsula, Africa, and Australia.
* Bactrian Camels: These have two humps and are native to Central Asia.
Even within these species, camels can vary in:
* Size: Bactrian camels are typically larger than dromedary camels.
* Coat color: Camels can have a variety of coat colors, ranging from light brown to black.
* Hump shape: While both types of camels have distinct hump numbers, the shape and size of the humps can vary.
* Facial features: Their facial features, such as the length of their necks and the shape of their noses, can also differ.
So, while all camels share some common characteristics, they are not all identical.