The term "Bactrian" primarily refers to the Bactrian camel, a unique species known for its two humps. Native to the arid regions of Central Asia, particularly in Mongolia and China, these camels are well-adapted to harsh climates and can survive long periods without water. Bactrian camels are larger and sturdier than their single-humped counterparts, the Dromedary camels, and are often used for transportation and as pack animals. In addition to the camel, "Bactrian" can also refer to the ancient region of Bactria, which was located in present-day Afghanistan and parts of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. This historical area was significant in trade