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Adaptations of a ______ include: - They can go for a long time without water (fat stored in hump) Slit-like nostrils and two rows of eyelashes to help keep the sand out Wide, flat feet to help them walk on the sand Thick fur to keep the sun off their skin (+ keep warm at night)
Adaptations of a ______ include: - They can go for a long time without water (fat stored in hump) Slit-like nostrils and two rows of eyelashes to help keep the sand out Wide, flat feet to help them walk on the sand Thick fur to keep the sun off their skin (+ keep warm at night)
camel
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Camel Adaptations
- Camels can survive for an extended period without water due to the fat stored in their hump, which serves as an energy reserve.
- Slit-like nostrils help to keep sand out of their nostrils, protecting their respiratory system from the harsh desert environment.
- Two rows of eyelashes act as a barrier, preventing sand from entering their eyes and allowing them to see clearly in sandy conditions.
- Wide, flat feet help camels to walk on sand, providing stability and support on shifting terrain.
- Thick fur serves a dual purpose: it protects their skin from the intense desert sun during the day and keeps them warm at night in the cold desert climate.
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Test your knowledge of camel adaptations with this quiz! Learn about how camels are able to survive in desert environments, including their ability to go without water for long periods, unique features of their eyes and feet, and the purpose of their thick fur.
