Yes, because all living things need water. However, desert animals are specially adapted to the dry conditions. Most of them do not need to drink water, but obtain sufficient moisture from the foods they eat. Some desert animals burrow down deep to find water, and these burrows also protect them from the heat of the desert sun. Others are specifically "shaped" to collect water. For example, the body of the thorny devil in Australia is completely covered in sharp spikes which actually collect the moisture that condenses in the early morning (or the occasional rains) and channel it directly down towards its mouth.
Yes. All living creatures do.
They can survive on less, store it somehow, or get enough from vegetation, but they need water. That or they live off an oasis/spring/river/wadis/whatever.
Yes, because all living things need water in one form or another. These creatures have special adaptations that allow them to do one of the following: * live on just the moisture obtained from their food * have a body shape that makes the most efficient collection and use of any moisture that forms through condensation * special adaptations such as burrowing deep to find water, or hibernating during the dry season and only feeding and reproducing when the rains come
animals need shelter , food,water
While many desert animals can live on the water contained in their food, it is reported that the Desert Hedgehog prefers to live in an oasis or coastal area. So it would seem that it enjoys having drinking water available.
The Oryx and the camel are both adapted to an arid desert life. But they both need to drink water, eventually.
water
All organisms need water to live. However, some desert animals do not drink water. They are able to get enough through metabolizing their food.
Animals that need water
All animals need water to live. Turtles are animals.
no they don't they need water to live.
Despite what many non-Australian websites say, kangaroos do need water regularly, and there is insufficient water for them in the desert. Also, kangaroos are grazing animals, and the vegetation in the desert is not suitable for them. They need fresh grass and young shoots.
Most do. Some desert animals get all the moisture they need from their diet.No.
There are quite a few conclusions that can be drawn about desert animals. One is that they do not need a lot of water.
because alot of the animals we need live there and thats where they live so if it wasn't there those animals would be become exstinct.