How do camels regulate their body temperature in hot deserts?

Camels are specially adapted to regulate their body temperature in extreme desert heat. They have a thick coat of fur that insulates them from the intense heat during the day while trapping warmth at night to keep them warm. Their bodies can also tolerate dehydration, and they can lose up to 25% of their body weight in water without severe health consequences. Camels have the ability to drink large amounts of water in a short period and produce concentrated urine, which helps conserve water in their bodies.