How do desert animal obtain water?
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Where do animals in the desert get their water from? Since water is so scarce, most desert animals get their water from the food they eat: succulent plants, seeds, or the blood and body tissues of their prey.
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➡️ How do desert animal obtain water?
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➡️ Desert animals must keep cool, but to minimize water loss, they have to do it in ways that don't involve much evaporation. Reptiles like the Texas horned lizard have tough, thick skin that doesn't let water out. Desert mammals have fewer sweat glands than their counterparts in less extreme environments. Most desert animals store fat in unusual places-- think a camel's hump or the tail of a fat-tailed gecko-- and although these don't assist in storing water, they do help the animal cool off easier, and so assist in keeping evaporation to a minimum.
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