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English: Dromedary camel in outback Australia, near Silverton, NSW.
Türkçe: Tek hörgüçlü bir deve. Develer, hörgüçlerinde yağ saklama yeteneğine sahiptirler ve uzun bacakları, yumuşak ve yayvan iki toynaklı ayakları kumda ya da karda yürümelerini kolaylaştırır (Silverton yakını, NSW, Avustralya).
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7 July 2007 |
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Jjron |
| Taken by John O'Neill
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