How Do Camels Eat Cacti Without Hurting Themselves shorts

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Papillae in a camel's mouth are small, finger-like projections that line the inside of their cheeks, tongue, and throat. These structures are made of tough, keratinized tissue that helps protect the mouth from sharp objects, such as cactus spines. The papillae also assist in guiding the food down the throat, ensuring that even tough and spiny plants can be consumed safely without injuring the camel. • Backsound • YouTube Studio : Sinister - Anno Domini Beats • Unlock the wonders of the natural world with Nature Clips. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and enable notifications so you never miss a captivating moment in nature! • 💚 Like, comment, and share to spread the beauty of nature. • 🌎 Join our community of nature lovers and enthusiasts. • 🌟 Weekly uploads for fresh insights into the natural world. • #natureclips #camel #shorts #earth #eating #papillae #wildlife #animal #facts #cactus #funfact #keratinized #Biodiversity #CreatureFeature #natural

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