Question

how does the camel have energy to travel for days in the desert without eating​

Answer 1

Answer:

Camel humps are made up of fat, not water. ... When food and water become scarce, the camel extracts energy from that mound of fat. In fact, the longer a camel goes without eating or drinking, the more visibly deflated its hump becomes.

Explanation:

Answer 2

The camel have energy to travel for days in the desert without eating because it stores water in his body in the hump and uses that water for a long time.