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The document describes various adaptations of fish and camels to survive in their respective aquatic and desert environments. Fish have a streamlined fusiform body, a mucous coating, and a muscular tail that allows them to move efficiently in the water. They also have different fins that act as stabilizers and organs like the swim bladder that control their buoyancy. Camels have calloused knees and ankles, long eyelashes, and a hump to store.
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