True!
Desert
animals have less body fat than animals in cooler environments. In deserts the
temperature is high, but fat retains heat so it is not necessary for desert
animals to keep warm. Still, excess fat can be stored in the body of some
desert animals, for example, camels store fat inside their hump, and bisons
store fat inside their neck. That fat can be used when food or it can be
metabolically be turned into metabolic water.
