8 terrestrial animals that live far away from water

Here are eight animals that are known for living far from water:

Camel: Camels are well-adapted to arid environments and can survive for long periods without water.

Fennec Fox: Found in the Sahara Desert and other arid regions of North Africa, the fennec fox has adapted to survive in extremely dry conditions.

Kangaroo Rat: Kangaroo rats are desert-dwelling rodents found in North America. They have specialized kidneys that enable them to efficiently conserve water.

Desert Tortoise: Desert tortoises inhabit arid regions of North America. They have adaptations such as the ability to store water in their bladder.

Armadillo: Some species of armadillos, such as the nine-banded armadillo found in the Americas, inhabit dry grasslands and scrublands. 

Meerkat: Meerkats are small mammals native to arid regions of southern Africa. They live in social groups and are known for their burrowing behavior.

Thorny Devil: The thorny devil, found in the deserts of Australia. It obtains water by absorbing dew through its skin and can also collect water from rain using its specialized grooved scales.

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports