Desert’s Fat Reservoir: Debunking The Camel Hump Myth 

Contrary to popular belief, camels do not store water in their humps. Instead, their humps are fat storage, providing energy during scarce food or water availability. Camels can go weeks without water, drinking up to 200 liters in a single session when they do. Their unique physiology, including elastic red blood cells and concentrated urine, helps them retain moisture efficiently.