How do camels adapt to the hot temperatures of the desert?

The correct answer is by panting to release heat.

Camels adapt to the hot temperatures of the desert by panting to release heat. Unlike humans and many other animals, camels do not sweat profusely in response to heat. Instead, they conserve water by minimizing sweating and using panting as their primary means of dissipating heat. By breathing rapidly and shallowly, camels can increase the rate of evaporation from their moist nasal passages, cooling the blood that circulates to the brain. This allows the camel to maintain its body temperature and avoid overheating, even in extremely hot and arid environments.