four ways of adaptations of "the ship of desert"?

Answer 1

Hiding its hump in the Nile; joining the circus to avoid growing long eyelashes to keep the sand out; big flat hooves so it it doesn't sink in the mud; being green so predators can't spot it in the forest.

Answer 2

ship of deserts--------- camel
their adaptation:-
1>Hump--for storage of food and water,
2>Long neck--for their long distance vision,
3>Thick skin--to prevent excessive drainage of water from their body that is to prevent sweating,
4>Eyelashes--for preventing the sand and dust particles that may enter their eyes .

Answer 3

Camels have no free water as such in their hump. It is fat storage. Nostrils have flaps to close to keep sand out, feed are splayed to walk on sand easily.