QueenRatigan t1_jdnqest wrote
I hate to be THAT guy...
But camels store fat in their humps, not water.
Chava_boy OP t1_jdo3w2o wrote
Thank you for this info, i learned something new. Not very useful, but still interesting
elpajaroquemamais t1_jdoob5y wrote
Useful for if you tell this joke again
QueenRatigan t1_jdo466t wrote
Glad I could help.
[deleted] t1_jdpsyox wrote
Today I learned that Graupple is when it snows and rains at the same time and the rain freezes to the snow and makes little soft “hail” balls.
Also not useful but interesting
catthalia t1_jdnzjjq wrote
Oh, thank you, I was afraid it was my turn to be pedantic😉
BeardedDragon1917 t1_jdoasbo wrote
Nobody ever said camels were smart.
twitterfluechtling t1_jdojg3m wrote
When fat is metabolised to release energy, the carbon and hydrogen atoms combine with oxygen to form CO2 and water. Fat is a mixture of hydrocarbons. Each gram of fat broken down in this way releases just over a gram of water.
So, basically, it still is their water reserve, just more efficiently packed 😁
Intermidon t1_jdovdsx wrote
Based
Sparkmane t1_jdp73ln wrote
and that fat is used to store water
regrettablyold t1_jdp8m5s wrote
Some of us appreciate THAT guy!
explodingtuna t1_jdpue3j wrote
What's the benefit to that, versus having thick thighs or a big gut?
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