Desert Animals
camels usually live in small groups of up to thirty animals. Camels have long, shaggy winter coats to keep war m and shorter, tidier coats in the summer to keep cool. A thirsty camel can drink as much as thirty gallons of water — that’s about five hundred full glasses — in just ten minutes. Nor mally, however , it gets all the moisture it ...
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