Camels Originally Came From North America — Here’s How They Vanished Camels didn’t start in Arabia—they evolved in North America. For 40 million years, dozens of species spread across the continent, from llama-like cousins to towering 18-foot giants. Their ancestors crossed the Bering land bridge into Asia, where they later thrived across the Silk Road. But in North America, the Ice Age, predators, and early human hunters wiped them out by 8,000 BC. Today, 34 million camels roam Africa and Asia…

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