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Camel, the amazing desert superanimal Camels don't just have adaptations that help them survive heat, they have adaptations that help them thrive and rule the deserts. ✓ You're more likely to encounter a venomous snake than a non-venomous one in many desert environments. Camels have some degree of resistance to snake venom. Coincidence? ✓ Camels have long eyelashes and bushy eyebrows which protect their eyes from blowing sand and sun glare ✓ They have third transparent eyelid which acts like a windshield wiper; camel can still see while keeping sand out ✓ They have narrow slit-like nostrils that can close completely to keep sand out during storms. ✓ They have humps which can store fat for future use. 1kg of fat stores in the hump can provide about 1kg of water and energy when metabolised. So, they can stay for long without water. ✓ Their urine is concentrated and syrupy. This minimizes water loss. ✓ They can drink up to 100L to 200L in just 3 minutes. This means they can rapidly rehydrate when they come upon water. ✓ While humans can die at 12-15% body-weight water loss, camels can tolerate 20-30%. ✓ They have thick, leathery knee pads which makes it easy for them to kneel on the hot desert sand. They can kneel on a sand that's up to 70°C hot without getting burned. ✓ They have wide, cushioned feet, which makes it easy for them to spread their weight and walk on sand without sinking. ✓ They have thick and tough lips that makes it easy for them to eat thorny desert plants. These and many more makes them the rulers of desert. Camels are amazing creatures.

Camel, the amazing desert superanimal Camels don't just have adaptations that help them survive heat, they have adaptations that help them thrive and rule the deserts. ✓ You're more likely to encounter a venomous snake than a non-venomous one in many desert environments. Camels have some degree of resistance to snake venom. Coincidence? ✓ Camels have long eyelashes and bushy eyebrows which protect their eyes from blowing sand and sun glare ✓ They have third transparent eyelid which acts like a windshield wiper; camel can still see while keeping sand out ✓ They have narrow slit-like nostrils that can close completely to keep sand out during storms. ✓ They have humps which can store fat for future use. 1kg of fat stores in the hump can provide about 1kg of water and energy when metabolised. So, they can stay for long without water. ✓ Their urine is concentrated and syrupy. This minimizes water loss. ✓ They can drink up to 100L to 200L in just 3 minutes. This means they can rapidly rehydrate when they come upon water. ✓ While humans can die at 12-15% body-weight water loss, camels can tolerate 20-30%. ✓ They have thick, leathery knee pads which makes it easy for them to kneel on the hot desert sand. They can kneel on a sand that's up to 70°C hot without getting burned. ✓ They have wide, cushioned feet, which makes it easy for them to spread their weight and walk on sand without sinking. ✓ They have thick and tough lips that makes it easy for them to eat thorny desert plants. These and many more makes them the rulers of desert. Camels are amazing creatures.

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Guess how many condos sold in Toronto? No seriously — guess. … Exactly. You can’t, because the number is so pathetically low it feels like a punchline. A city that used to have people clawing over each other for a 500-sq-ft shoebox is now watching units sit around like forgotten leftovers in the back of the fridge. And we’re not talking “a bit slow.” We’re talking historic collapse. New-condo sales in the GTA crashed 64% in one year, hitting their worst level since the 1990s. Resales? Dropping. Prices? Sliding. Inventory? Stacked higher than ever. Excitement? Dead on arrival. At this point, Toronto realtors might as well pack up and head north, because the Yukon probably has more foot traffic. Meanwhile, the people in charge keep giving the same “everything’s fine” routine — like someone standing in a burning kitchen saying the smoke is just “a vibe.” The housing market is seizing up, businesses are closing or heading for the exit, and the economic mood feels like Canada is stuck on airplane mode. And the grand strategy to fix all this? Oh, right — crank the population numbers up at full blast and hope something magically sorts itself out. Because apparently, if you just shove more people into a system that’s already buckling, it’ll suddenly work better. Sure. Totally logical. Why not pour more water into a sinking boat? Canadians are leaving, newcomers are arriving into chaos, housing is freezing over, and businesses are tapping out. If there is a long-term plan, it must be locked in a vault somewhere, because no one outside the building has seen a hint of it. Canada isn’t “heading toward trouble.” It’s already sliding—slow, quiet, and way too easy to ignore if you’re not living it every day. 🎥 by .Elliot Daigneault

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