A camel stores fat in its hump, not water.
The fat gives the camel energy for later, when food is hard to find in the desert.
Camels are desert animals with humps that help them travel a long way without water.
A camel stores fat in its hump, not water.
The fat gives the camel energy for later, when food is hard to find in the desert.
The camel can drink a huge amount of water in just a few minutes.
After a long dry spell, a thirsty camel can gulp down over 100 liters very quickly.
The camel can travel many days in the desert without a drink.
Its body is very good at saving water, so it can walk a long way between drinks.