1. A one-humped species of camel, primarily found in North Africa and the Middle East.

2. The measurement of how tall something is, often referring to a camel's stature.

3. To move from one place to another, often seasonally or as part of a regular pattern.

4. A material made from the skin of animals, commonly used for making camel saddles.

5. A dry, often sandy, region with little rainfall, where camels are commonly found.

6. Having little or no rain, often used to describe dry desert environments.

7. A group of people traveling together, usually in a desert, with camels as pack animals.

8. A person who moves from place to place, often following a trend of life without a permanent home.

9. A prominent feature on the back of a camel for storing fat.

10. A mound or ridge of sand formed by the wind, commonly found in desert areas.

11. A vital resource for survival, especially in arid habitats like deserts.

12. A warm-blooded vertebrate characterized by the presence of mammary glands and hair or fur.

13. A seat used for riding a camel.

14. The appendage at the rear end of a camel's body.

15. The largest hot desert in the world, encompassing most of North Africa.

15. The daily event of the sun disappearing below the horizon in the evening.

16. A term used to describe the long neck of a camel, allowing it to reach high vegetation.

17. To feed on growing grass or herbage.

18. An area protected from direct sunlight, providing relief from heat.

19. A group of objects or materials carried together, often on the back of camels.

20. A large desert region covering parts of Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa.

21. A distinctive, usually pleasant, smell often associated with desert flowers and herbs.

22. The hard covering on the foot of a camel.