| When I'm hungry, I'll eat almost
anything - a |
| leather bridle, a piece of rope, my master's tent, |
| or a pair of shoes. My mouth is so tough that even |
| a thorny cactus doesn't bother it. I'm a dromedary |
| camel, the one-hump kind that lives on the hot |
| deserts of the Middle East. |
| My big hump weighs 80 pounds and is full |
| of fat, not water! The Intelligent Creator designed |
| me so my body automatically takes this fat and |
| feeds me when I can't find anything to eat. |
| Naturally this causes my hump to shrink, and soon |
| it tips to one side. But when I find a nice oasis |
| and begin to eat again, it builds back up. |
| Water is often very hard to find out here on |
| the desert. Sometimes I will have to wait eight |
| days before I can get a drink. I look terrible then. |
| My ribs show through my skin, and I may lose 225 |
| pounds. But when I find water, I'll drink up to 27 |
| gallons in just 10 minutes, and gain those 225 |
| pounds back immediately. I was designed for the |