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Its biological advantages made regular long-distance trade in the Sahara possible. Its obstinate nature makes it hard for handlers to control. It produces a fine wool that can be spun into luxurious textiles. Its milk is used to produce cheese, an important source of protein.

Its biological advantages made regular long-distance trade in the Sahara possible.
Its obstinate nature makes it hard for handlers to control.
It produces a fine wool that can be spun into luxurious textiles.
Its milk is used to produce cheese, an important source of protein.
Why was the camel important to trans-Saharan trade?
From Lesson 46:3.5 Review Questions·World History 2

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