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Doesnt the camels feel hot in the desert?
No. Camels have thick, woolly fur with an under-layer which acts as insulation against both the heat of the desert day, and the cold desert night. They are also one of the very few mammals with an internal temperature that fluctuates during the day, to prevent them sweating and losing valuable moisture.
Is a giraffe active in the day or night?
mostly day, they are not nocturnal so are mostly active in the day. They CAN be active during night, though they tend to sleep at that time.
Do camels have night vision?
No
How many days can you carve your pumpkins before Halloween?
I usually carve my pumpkin from the night before to a week before. Too long and they start to mold and rot and that will be sure to scare people away.
Where camels sleep?
Wherever it's habitat is/where the camel currently is at the time (mostly in the desert.)
Are camels extremophiles?
An extremophile is an organism that thrives in an environment generally not condusive to mammalian life. A desert is not conducive to mammalian life, due to the hot days and cold night. A camel is an extremophile
What are the lyrics to Arabian dance in The Nutcracker?
desert sands that spin and blow distant stars that glem and glow desert midnight camels lie sleeping silver moom shines bright desert midnight silent sands keeping whatch wile winds blow soft and slow through the night
What do you know about animals of deserts?
That is entirely dependent on which desert you are referring to. The Great American desert has various lizards, such as the horned toad. The roadrunner is a famous bird that lives in the American Desert. The Deserts in the Middle East are noted for having camels and loads more like pythons and cobras. snakes and camels
What makes camel specially adapted to the desert?
Camels are specially adapted to desert environments through several unique features. Their hump stores fat, which can be converted into water and energy when food is scarce. Camels also have thick fur that insulates them from the intense heat during the day and keeps them warm at night. Additionally, they possess specialized nostrils that can close to retain moisture and long eyelashes to protect their eyes from sand and dust.
When was Desert night lizard created?
Desert night lizard was created in 1859.
How does a camel survive with adaptations in the desert?
Camels have many adaptations to desert life, including:long eyelashes to keep out the sandthick hooves to resist the heat of the sandthe ability to get water from their food so they don't need to drink often.they have large fat stores in their humps in case it's a long time between mealsthey can drink enormous amounts at one time without hurting themselves.
What animals live in arid zones?
Desert animals, such as camels in the Sahara Desert or Kalahari Desert and many other, penguins in the Antarctic Desert, polar bears in the Arctic Desert, sometimes lizards The Antarctic Desert is the coldest desert followed by the Arctic Desert near the North Pole at very similar temperature, just slightly warmer, its also the driest desert in the world followed by the Atacama Desert in Northern Chile in South America, its the largest desert followed by the Arctic Desert, and the windiest desert, but I don't know what its followed by. In some parts of the Atacama Desert, there has been no rain ever recorded. The definition of the word desert means less than 25cm of rain per year. The Atacama Desert is too dry for camels, the Antarctic and Arctic desert are too cold for camels. The Sahara Desert is the largest desert in the world that has hot temperatures, although camels do rely on it raining sometimes. In the Meditteranean, where it has hot dry summers and mild wet winters, camels could probably be able to cope with the Meditteranean's summers. Some people live in the Sahara Desert, and in Arabic, the word Sahara means desert. Lots of countries speak Arabic, like Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and a few others.
