Camels store water in all parts of their bodies, just like you and me, Chelsea. And their bodies are made to hold on to that water. For example, a camel's fur keeps it from sweating too much. Also, camels conserve their water. When they're resting, camels tend to huddle in groups.
Camels can go for more than half a year in the desert without drinking water.
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