Animals
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12 Desert Animals with Unique Survival Adaptations in Harsh Environments
Only a few animals can survive harsh environments and conditions. With scorching heat and a lack of available food, survival is challenging, and competition is high. Here are 12 desert animals with unique survival adaptations.
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