Harshita Sinha
Camels can go without water for up to 10 days, thanks to their humps, which store fat for energy.
Desert tortoises can survive for months without water by storing it in their bodies and estivating during the hottest months.
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Kangaroo rats can survive without drinking water, getting moisture from the seeds they eat and conserving water through efficient kidneys.
Many lizard species have specialized scales that reflect sunlight, helping them regulate their body temperature.
Desert snakes have evolved to be expert hunters, using their camouflage and heat-sensing pits to catch prey.
Desert animals survive through adaptations like water conservation, specialized features, behavioral changes, and unique physiology.
These incredible creatures have evolved to thrive in one of the harshest environments on Earth. Let's appreciate their unique adaptations and work to protect their habitats.