8 Animals that don't Drink Water

Addax This antelope has long legs to stay out of the heat and can tolerate high body temperatures.

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Spiny Mouse This small rodent has adapted to survive in deserts by producing concentrated urine and reducing water loss through its skin.

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Fennec Fox This desert fox has large ears to help dissipate heat and conserve water. It also gets most of its water from its prey.

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Kangaroo Rat This desert dweller gets all the water it needs from the seeds it eats. Its kidneys are incredibly efficient at conserving water.

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8 Birds with the Most Unique and Funny Names

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Desert Tortoise This reptile obtains water from the vegetation it eats and can absorb water through its skin during rain.

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Camel While camels can go without water for extended periods, they do eventually need to drink. They store water in their blood, not their humps.

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