🐫 What is the Dulla?
The dulla is a pink, balloon-like sac located in the throat of male camels.
It is an air sac in the camel’s respiratory tract that inflates during courtship.
📌 Explanation:
👉 How does the dulla work?
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It normally lies inside the throat, but when the camel gets excited, the dulla inflates and is pushed out through the mouth.
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This creates a loud, roaring sound and a visual display.
👉 Why do camels show the dulla?
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It is a sign of courtship to attract female camels.
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It also intimidates rival male camels.
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The dulla serves as a natural display of strength and dominance.
🧠 Fun fact:
The word “Dulla” is also the name of a place in Bangladesh and the name of a famous Punjabi fighter, Dulla Bhatti. But in camels, the dulla refers to this unique biological organ used during mating displays.
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