Explore the extraordinary ways desert animals thrive in extreme heat and arid conditions.
By Harish Sonwalkar Dec 02, 2024
Many desert animals, like the fennec fox and horned lizard, use their coloring to hide from predators and prey.
The kangaroo rat can go its entire life without drinking water, deriving moisture from seeds.
Animals like camels and jackrabbits have body adaptations to regulate heat and stay cool.
Many desert creatures, such as scorpions and owls, are nocturnal, thriving during cooler nights.
Sidewinder snakes use their unique movement to navigate shifting sands and capture prey.
Desert animals teach us resilience, adaptability, and the ability to make the most of limited resources.