Can’t you just picture camels traveling across the desert sand with their humps silhouetted against the glorious sunset? They ...

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Namibia is a southwestern African nation roughly twice the size of California, known for having the world’s oldest desert.

Water and air pose completely different challenges to animals on a number of levels.

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In some of the toughest environments on Earth– think endless deserts and dry, cracked lands– certain animals have figured out how to live without drinking water. Not just for days, but sometimes for ...

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But Heffelfinger said even these animals can use support. “If you're out there in the desert right now, and you think of yourself as a deer, it's pretty tough,” Heffelfinger said.

Camels are possibly the most famous survival experts when it comes to going without food and water. These desert animals can live without water for up to 15 days and without food for even longer ...