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Adaptations of Desert Animals (The Camel) (Camels (Have a "hump"…
Adaptations of Desert Animals (The Camel)
Deserts are
"Dry"
.
What do Camels produce?
Concentrated
"Urine"
.
Dry Faeces (Feces)
Both of these reduce water loss:
Camels
Have a
"hump"
on their back
It is a good
"insulator"
Have a
"Thick upper coat"
It
"Insulates"
the top of the camel
From heat from the sun.
Reduces
"Water loss from sweating"
.
Have a
"Leathery Mouth"
They chew deserts plants.
With
"thorns"
in.
Thorns are a good source of
"Water"
.
Have
"Long Eyelashes"
This keeps dust out of their
"eyes"
Have
"Nostrils"
They can close them.
This keeps dust out of their
"Nose"
.
They have
"Wide Feet"
This prevents Camels
"Sinking"
in the sand.
Camels have a hump in one place.
Allowing heat loss from other parts of its body.
Reducing
"Water loss from sweating"
It can be converted to water.
In
"Respiration"
Insulation
means "making warmth and trying to keep it."
