stackyFACTSContrary to popular belief, the large humps on these incredibly grumpy animals do not contain hidden reservoirs of water. Instead, they act as localized fat storage facilities, which metabolic processes slowly break down to provide both hydration and vital sustenance during harsh treks.
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