Dromedaries

It is not difficult to distinguish camels from dromedaries, for while the dromedary has only one hump, the camel has two.

Camels are known for their ability to travel long distances across the desert without water, but they’re also becoming an increasingly important source of milk for people in drought-prone regions, including East African countries like Kenya, where populations of camels, the single-humped kind technically known as dromedaries, have grown rapidly over the past few decades.

Dromedaries have one dorsal hump.

Dromedaries have one hump on their backs.