Standard Science Primary 6 Interactions

A camel has long eyelashes and slit-like nostrils. How do these structural adaptations help it survive in the desert?

A To protect it from sand during sandstorms
B To keep it cool in the heat
C To help it find water from a distance
D To allow it to run faster on sand
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Step 1: Deserts are prone to sandstorms. Step [2-9]: Slit nostrils can close, and long lashes block particles. Step [2-9]: These features prevent sand from entering the respiratory system and eyes.

Correct answer: To protect it from sand during sandstorms

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