When do camels become dependent on humans?

Camels become dependent on humans when they are domesticated and rely on humans for food, water, shelter, and care. This typically occurs when camels are trained and used for transportation, work, or other purposes by humans. In the wild, camels are able to survive and thrive without human intervention.

Camels are not dependent on humans. They are wild animals that can survive in the desert without human intervention. However, camels can be domesticated and used for transportation and other purposes. When camels are domesticated, they become dependent on humans for food, water, and shelter.