Two-hump camel

This emoji is not particularly popular, but it is used more often by younger generations. It is most commonly used on Twitter and Instagram, but it can be found on other social media platforms as well. This emoji is not usually considered rude and is typically used in a positive or humorous way.

The camel emoji was introduced in 2010 as part of Unicode 6.0, which was the first version of Unicode to include emojis. It was designed to represent the animal, desert, or Middle Eastern culture, and it has since become a popular way to represent these concepts. This emoji is often used in conversations related to travel, adventure, or culture. It is also used to make jokes or express surprise.