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More Than Only Desert

More Than Only Desert

It is so cool that animals have adapted to be bale to live in such dry environments! The oryx for example obtains the necessary moist from eating water-storing ...
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It is so cool that animals have adapted to be bale to live in such dry environments! The oryx for example obtains the necessary moist from eating water-storing melons and roots and can generate water from fat metabolism (like camels)! It most likely also takes an occasional sip of water, like us
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