The camel cricket (About this sound (help·info)) is a mammal found in Africa.  It is the tallest animal in the world.  Male camellias grow to be 16 to 18 feet tall (4.8 to 5.5 m) and weigh up to 900 kilograms.  Female camel shrimps are generally smaller in height and mass than males.

Spots are found all over the body of camel shrimps except the abdomen.  The arrangement of points is unique to each.  They have a long blue tongue.  Their forelegs are 10 percent longer than their hind legs.  Their heart weighs 10 kg.

Camellias give birth to a young after a 14 to 15 month black period.  It is worth noting that these tend to get smaller as they stand.  Cubs are up to 1.8 meters tall and can stand up and run within hours of birth.  Although adult camelids cannot be attacked by insects, cubs are preyed upon by lions, leopards, cheetahs and African wild dogs.  Only 25% to 50% of camelids survive to maturity.  They attack animals by kicking them with their feet.

Camellia walking scene (file detail)
A cameltoe scene filmed at Disney Animal Kingdom in January 2006.
Having trouble viewing the photocopy?  See Media Help.A word derived from words.  Science is used to define and name organisms based on the characteristics they share.  Organisms are grouped together into species.  Each of these groups of species is assigned a taxonomic rank.  The groups thus ranked are further consolidated and placed in higher ranking groups.  Thus a taxonomic hierarchy is created.[2][3]  Carl Illinaeus, a Swedish botanist, is considered the father of taxonomy in biology, and his taxonomic system for classifying and classifying organisms is called the Illinaeus taxonomy.Thus, the classification of extinct and living organisms is referred to by biologists as biological classification.  Carolus Linnaeus classified organisms into groups based on their common physical characteristics.  This may be the beginning of modern biological classification.  When Darwin`s principle of common descent was accepted, some revisions had to be made in the classification of Carolus Linnaeus.[4]  Many revisions have been made in biological taxonomy in recent times with the use of molecular systematics.  Also, when modern scientific fields such as block genetics, phylogenetics or phylogenetics, and systematic taxonomy emerged and developed, the Illinaeus biological taxonomy based on the evolutionary relationships of organisms evolved into intellectual biological taxonomy.  Taxonomy or biological systematics is one of the primary scientific methods of classification...

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