Camel-like Animal

Desert Dramadi

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Dramadi (drah-mah-dE) are Large, camel-like and sized animals with a long neck, cow or goat-like horns on a horse/cow shaped head.  Back has two fat humps which stores water and nutrients.  These animals have a long tail, shaped like a reptiles but tipped with a brush of thick hair, and covered with the same short, velvety fur pelt which covers the rest of it.  Desert dramadi are tan with light tan underside, have shorter hair, bovine horns, and short hair on their humps, while valley dramadi are chestnut, have long blonde hair on their humps, shaggy blonde manes, and goat horns.  Both have large cloven hooves, and are sometimes used for pack animals, or with special saddles, as mounts.