Camels are some of the oddest and ugliest of God’s creatures, but they are built to go the distance. Thanks to the fat in their humps storing water, an internal body temperature that fluctuates as needed, and red blood cells that keep circulating even without hydration, a camel can travel up to 30 miles per day (Cristen Conger, “How Long Can a Camel Go without Water?,” How Stuff Works, October 2, 2008, https://animals.howstuffworks.com/mammals/camel-go-without-water.htm). God’s wis...
God's Wisdom
