Assertion: camel | /r/CapableOf | go without water
Facets:
value: for long periods of time
type: TEMPORAL
value: for 15 days
type: TEMPORAL
value: for a week
type: TEMPORAL
value: much longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: in its body
type: LOCATION
value: for up to a month
type: TEMPORAL
value: a week or more
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the desert
type: LOCATION
value: routinely
type: TEMPORAL
value: for very long periods
type: TEMPORAL
value: by closing an orifice
type: MANNER
value: further
type: MANNER
value: for a while
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: When a camel has gone without water for a while when they do drink they soak up water like a sponge and can drink about 145 litres (32 gallons) of water at one drinking time.
text: This allows camels to survive without water for about two weeks and without food for up to a month.
text: To avoid sweating, its body temperature will rise up to 11 degrees, which is the primary way that camels conserve water in the desert.
text: Camel needs to retain as much water as possible in its body, so it produces urine that is dense as syrup and feces that is so dry, that it can be used as a fuel.
text: In winter, even desert plants may hold enough moisture to allow a camel to live without water for several weeks.
text: One reason for this is that camels breathe only through the nose and don’t pant at all, so they are able to conserve more water.
text: Camels are able to go for a week or more without water and they can go several months without food.
text: A camel can go without water for up to six or seven months.
text: A camel can go without water for up to six or seven months.
text: However, camels are able to lose up to 25%, which means they can go much longer without water.
text: This fat can be broken down and used as nutrition in emergencies where food is scarce, so camels can go for days without water or food.
text: A camel can go a week or more without water, and it can last for several months without food.
text: It can accumulate great amount of food in its hump and can go for several days without food and water.
text: The ability for camels to live off the fat in their humps allows them to go without food and water for a couple of weeks (depending on the temperature) if needed.
text: A camel can go a week or more without water, and they can last for several months without food.
text: One reason camels can go so long without water is because their red blood cells are oval-shaped.
text: The hump is not used for water storage, but camels can go for long periods of time without water.
text: The camel can go without food and water for 3 to 4 days.
text: However, camels are able to lose up to 25%, which means they can go much longer without water.
text: In the desert a camel can routinely go up to five days without water whereas horses need to be watered daily.
text: You thought that it was cool that camels could go without water for 15 days.
text: Camels are able to survive for long periods of time without either food or water as they store fat in their hump which can be used to give the Camel energy when resources are scarce.
text: Camels are not only hardy, desert animals because they can survive without water for up to 10 months providing they find food, but their relatively slow-paced lifestyle means that they can also travel vast distances (sometimes more than 30km) in just one day, whilst carrying a load that could exceed 200kg.
text: Camel can survive without food and water long period of time.
text: Most camels can survive without food and water for long period of time, as long as weeks.
text: Camel can survive without food and water for a long time.
text: It can survive for very long periods without water, and when it drinks, it can consume more than 100 litres in about 10 minutes.
text: The great thing is camels can survive for 15 days without water.
text: This allows the camel to conserve water by not sweating as the environmental temperature rises.
text: This fluctuation in body temperature allows the camel to conserve water by not sweating as the external temperature rises.
text: This fluctuation is important because it allows the camel to conserve water by not sweating as the environmental temperature rises.
text: Camels can further conserve water by closing an orifice in their stomach to create two compartments: one for water and one for food.
text: They also conserve water and go long periods without drinking.
text: Camel needs to retain as much water as possible in its body, so the urine it produces is dense in the form of syrup and feces that are dry, allowing it to be used as fuel. can go.
text: Camel needs to retain as much water as possible in its body, so it produces urine that is dense as syrup and feces that is so dry, that it can be used as a fuel.
text: but it’s still the oval-shaped blood cells that help the camel retain so much water, not the humps.