They can store water in there body. For example: Camels store water in their humps on there back. ---- Actually, camels store fat in their humps. The fat contains sufficient water to provide for the camel's moisture needs, and when the camel drinks, it will drink an amazing amount. Other animals do not need to drink but they do gain their moisture needs from the food they eat. Other mammals burrow deep down into the desert sand to reach the water table.
In the desert, the mammals of the desert are mainly nocturnal. These mammals hunt prey at night, when the temperature is cooler.
Carnivores often travel great distances to get the water they need from sources known to them. They also get some of the water they need from the prey they eat.
The Kangaroo Rat of the American Deserts can go its entire life without ever drinking water. It is able to extract water from the plants and seeds it consumes.
Kangaroo Rat
a regular sized mule (4ft) drinks about 67 pounds of water a day the most any animal drinks
A camel
All kinds of water needing animals will use this plant to obtain water. Birds, rodents, and humans.
PLANT- Cactus- ability to store water over long periods of time ANIMAL-Camel- has the ability to close its nostrils and has 3 eyelids to prevent sand from entering
All animals need water they will die if not •○•○•○•○•○•○•○
Kangaroo Rat
The urine of desert rats is more concentrated than humans, and of most animals, because of where they are. They live in the desert, where water can be scarce. The less water a person or animal drinks, the more concentrated their urine will be.
It drinks water
every animal drinks alot nof water exept animals that hibernate.
water
The barrel cactus can be a plant that animals can get water from in the desert.
Ghwae
the animal who drinks water after a year and then die
every animal drinks alot nof water exept animals that hibernate.
Desert Rat (Gerbil) Kangaroo Rat
brown bears