Why camel RBC have nucleus

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Varun Banda 8 years, 1 month ago
Camel red blood cells are without a nucleus. This is a very useful adaptation to increase oxygen carrying potential.
However, their red blood cells are a different shape (i.e. oval instead of doughnut ). The importance of this is that they can be aligned in the direction of the blood flow, so the camel is at a much lower risk of complications from thickening blood when dehydrated.
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