For centuries, camels have been known as the ultimate survivors of the desert — animals built to endure blistering sun, scarce water, and endless stretches of sand. But as climate change pushes temperatures to unprecedented levels, even these hardy creatures are struggling to cope. Across parts of Africa and the Middle East, rising heat is pushing camels beyond their natural limits, leaving herders anxious about the future of an animal that has long been central to desert life.
