A female camel is called a cow. Just like in cattle, the term ‘cow’ is used to refer to the female of the species. Male camels are called bulls, and young camels are known as calves.
Camels are well-adapted to desert environments and are known for their ability to go long periods without water. They are often used for transportation and carrying goods in arid regions. The female camel, or cow, plays a crucial role in the herd, especially in nurturing the young calves.