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Why camel milk resists the desert heat

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When your environment resembles an oven, your bodily fluids better adapt. The milk produced by these beasts lacks certain proteins found in cow dairy, meaning it can sit out in blistering temperatures without turning into a solid, rancid block of cheese.

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