0
What else can I help you with?
Which animal drinks 1000 liters of water in 15 minutes?
every animal drinks alot nof water exept animals that hibernate.
How many pounds of water can a 1 thousand pound camel drink at one time?
In a day, a camel drinks over 2 liters of water.
Does camel drinks water everyday?
Because they live in the desert, they can't always have access to water. When they do though, they can drink up to 200 liters of it.
Camel how many liter drinks water in 10min?
A camel can drink a large amount of water quickly, often up to 40 liters (about 10.5 gallons) in just 10 minutes when rehydrating. This ability allows camels to survive in arid environments by storing water in their bodies for later use. Their unique physiology enables them to efficiently manage their water intake and loss.
How many amounts of water that camel drinks at a time?
about 100 liter
If a boy drinks 2 liters of water a day how many liters will he drink in 7 weeks?
he will drink 98 liters of water in 7 weeks.
Are camel the only animal that can live with out water?
Camel's cannot live without water, they can just go a long time between drinks -- up to 2 weeks without water.
Do camel drinks a little when available?
When water is available, camels can drink over 100 litres of water at once.
What animal is capable of drinking 30gal of water in ten minutes?
A Camel
How many liters of water does a human drink in a lifetime?
A human drinks about 2 liters of water per day.It depends how many years does he/she lives.
Can a camel drink 190 liters of water in one sitting?
That depends on whether it has taken a pee lately.
How many liters of water can a camel drink in a hour?
A camel can drink up to 40 gallons (approximately 151 liters) of water in one hour when rehydrating after a period of dehydration. However, this amount can vary based on the camel's size, the environmental conditions, and its level of exertion. Typically, camels are well-adapted to conserve water, allowing them to thrive in arid environments without frequent drinking.
