How is a crepuscular schedule an adaptation of desert animals to heat and lack of water in their environment?

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Jayson Francis

21 February, 05:50

How is a crepuscular schedule an adaptation of desert animals to heat and lack of water in their environment?

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Rodolfo Barton · Answer 1

Animals that come out right before dark preserve water because at twilight, like 6:30pm, the sun is going down and it isn't as hot as the afternoon. Animals who come out at this time are least likely to sweat and in turn save water.