How do camels regulate their body temperature?

Camels regulate their body temperature through a combination of physiological and behavioural adaptations. They can tolerate body temperature fluctuations, reducing the need to sweat during the day and conserving water. Their thick fur insulates them from the sun’s heat while keeping them warm at night. Camels also minimise activity during the hottest parts of the day and can rehydrate quickly after water loss. These adaptations enable them to survive in extreme desert climates.