Curiosity Corner: How do camels live without much water?
Camels are remarkably adapted to desert life, conserving water through specialized biological features and behaviors. Their humps store fat for energy, and they minimize water loss via efficient kidneys, minimal sweating, and moisture-retaining noses. These adaptations allow them to survive for extended periods without drinking.
Camels are remarkably adapted to desert life, conserving water through specialized biological features and behaviors. Their humps store fat for energy, and they minimize water loss via efficient kidneys, minimal sweating, and moisture-retaining noses. These adaptations allow them to survive for extended periods without drinking.
