It is beleived the get all the water they need from the blood and other body fluids of the prey they eat.
Plants in sand dune environments often have deep roots to anchor them in loose sand and access water underground. They may also have waxy or hairy leaves to reduce water loss through transpiration and protect against wind and salt spray. Some plants have specialized mechanisms to survive in nutrient-poor soils, such as nitrogen-fixing bacteria in their root nodules.
The female dune flys can live up to exactly 70 days the male dune flys can live up to 60 days exactly.
no , crabs live in fresh water
Yes
Many animals have adapted to live under the sand. Crabs and mussels live in the protection of the sand below the tidal line at the beach. While many desert lizards, snakes, insects, and small mammals will call the sand dune their home.
Yes, but be prepared for some cloudy water.
by water...and sand in their vaginas
Salt water...Ocean...
I don't think that there is an animal that can live without water...A camel can live the longest without water but cannot completely live without water.... i will search this up but probaly germs
no grass can't live without water
Few desert plants live in sand. Most live in soil which may be a sandy soil but is not like sterile sand with little water and plant nutrition.
Alligators can be found in a variety of habitats, including coastal dune lakes. These unique ecosystems provide suitable conditions for alligators, offering water, cover, and food sources. However, their presence in coastal dune lakes may vary based on factors such as water quality and availability of prey.