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Macquitty, M. Desert. Dorling Kindersley Limeted. 19

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Macquitty, M. Desert. Dorling Kindersley Limeted. 19

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A place to store large amounts of water, and keep it from evaporating.

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Design a backpack with large water storage.

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Design a backpack with large water storage.

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The DuneFinder has the unique ability to hold large amounts of  water in an easily excess-able space, the camels neck. Some backpacks hold water right by where your supplies are stored, making the water pouches pop, but the DuneFinder keeps it separate from everything else eliminating water loss in the arid desert. We even have CW technology that keeps your water from evaporating.
Colorfully designed water pouches, keep the traditional style of camel regalia. Each backpack holds five gallons of water keeping the weight on the camel to a minimum. The DuneFinder also has the option to fill the water pouches on the sides of the packs with twenty gallons of water. The backpack comes with a filter so you can collect raw precipitation.
With this backpack you can: Collect, carry, and clean water, while still doing things in atraditional fashion.

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desert | barren | dry
hostile | harsh | vegetation
unprotected | arid | precipitation
cold deserts | desertification
weathering | erosion | sandstorm
dust storm | sand dunes | bedrock
adaptation | nocturnal | shade
underground | conserving water | dormancy
irrigation | camels | solar energy
sunlight

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one humped

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survive nine days with three-----how much water would that make them need?