All the following facts about camels make them adapt to long periods of drought in hot deserts, except?

• Camels do not sweat until the external temperature exceeds 41°C, which is much higher than for most mammals
• The camel’s thick coat insulates its body against high temperatures thereby reducing water loss
• Camels can drink as much as 1/3 of their body weight in ten minutes, which other mammals cannot
• Camels can survive a loss of up to 40% of their body water, for most mammals this limit is 20 percent

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