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Saguaro cacti have several adaptations that enable them to thrive in arid environments. Their thick, waxy skin reduces water loss, while their expansive root system allows them to absorb rain quickly. Additionally, they can store large amounts of water in their tissues, and their spines provide shade and protection from herbivores. The cactus also has a ribbed structure that enables it to expand and contract as it absorbs or loses water.

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