Camels: Known for their ability to survive long periods without water and their efficient use of water and energy.
Kangaroo rats: Small rodents found in North American deserts, they can obtain all the water they need from their diet of seeds.
Fennec foxes: These small foxes have large ears that help them dissipate heat and detect prey.
Meerkats: Social animals that live in groups, they are well-adapted to hot environments with their pale fur and ability to stand upright to regulate body temperature.
Desert iguanas: These reptiles are able to absorb heat quickly in the morning and then move into the shade to stay cool during the day.
Scorpions: These arachnids are found in many desert regions and have adapted to conserve water and withstand extreme temperatures.
Tarantulas: Large spiders that can be found in burrows in deserts, they are able to survive with limited water and prey.
Sidewinder snakes: These venomous snakes have a unique sidewinding locomotion that allows them to move efficiently on loose sand.
Horned lizards: These reptiles have horns on their heads and spiky scales on their bodies that help them blend into their surroundings and deter predators.
Jackrabbits: Large rodents with long ears and powerful legs, they are well-adapted to desert environments and can endure long periods without water.
Desert tortoises: These reptiles have a slow metabolism and can store water in their shells, allowing them to survive in dry conditions for extended periods.
Chuckwallas: Large lizards that are found in rocky deserts, they can climb rocks and use their flattened bodies to absorb the sun's warmth.
Desert bighorn sheep: These large mammals are found in mountainous deserts and are well-adapted to climbing steep terrain.
Burrowing owls: Small owls that live in burrows in the ground, they are able to withstand both high and low temperatures.