How much water can be used by a camel in drinking in a single time ?
Correct answer: D. Up to 100 ltr.
- A. Up to 70 ltr.
- B. Up to 80 ltr.
- C. Up to 150 ltr.
- D. Up to 100 ltr.
Explanation
A camel can rapidly drink around 100 litres of water after becoming dehydrated, restoring much of the water lost during travel. The exact amount varies with the camel’s size and condition.
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