Animal Adaptation for a Specific Environment

Camelus dromedarius- "Joshua" the camel

111 North Maple Street, Hadley MA

Camels have very long eyelashes to keep out dust and dirt that the wind picks up. They can also close their nostrils to keep out dust. Their thick eyebrows help keep the sun out of their eyes. Camels can drink up to 32 gallons of water in one session and afterwards can go a week without drinking.