How can camels live in the desert with so little water?

Answer 1

well sometimes they could

dig muck up and then there could be water and the desert could have

lakes

Camels will need to find a watering hole for a proper source of water.

Camels can last a long time without having to replenish water. They are used to cross deserts because they don't need to find water there.

Answer 2

Camels survive without water by utilizing their fatty deposits. The camel's famous humps are made up of fatty tissue which insulates their bodies from the sun's heat. When the camel begins to burn off the fat, it produces about two grams of water for every gram of fat burned.

Answer 3

Camels get water by drinking. However, they are unique for their ability to go for long periods without doing so. Their blood cells are adapted to function in a dehydrated state, and to be able to withstand the camel taking in large quantities of water at once without rupturing.

Answer 4

The camel, itself, has all the water it needs . . . camels drink very large quantities of water when they can, and store the water in their humps and other parts of their bodies. But when their stored water is about used up, they need to drink, again, or they will die.

Answer 5

Camels locate water by finding moist sand or often find it near trees. A camel can go for weeks without water, and generally can hold 100 liters of water.

Answer 6

they usually get the water from an Oasis, they take excess amounts and store them in the humps in their backs

Answer 7

They can smell it out.