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The idea that camels store water in their humps to survive long treks through the desert is a misconception, although the hump is in fact an adaptation to desert life. Camels store almost all of their body fat in their humps in order to minimize the insulating effect on the rest of their bodies and keep themselves cooler in the searing heat.

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The idea that camels store water in their humps to survive long treks through the desert is a misconception, although the hump is in fact an adaptation to desert life. Camels store almost all of their body fat in their humps in order to minimize the insulating effect on the rest of their bodies and keep themselves cooler in the searing heat.

 
📦 Prime Day is Here

Happy Prime Day! With hundreds of items on sale, it can be overwhelming to find the best deals for the stuff you like. We’ve got you covered! Check out our Prime Day deals roundup and see what’s on sale.

Looking for some standout sales? Here are some of the best deals we’ve seen yet:

Prime Day lasts until the end of the day tomorrow, so be sure to keep checking our roundup for more deals!

– Elizabeth

 
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Prime Day has begun, and that means discounts on all sorts of items. We have a roundup of tech deals for you to look through, but one standout item in the mechanical keyboard world, the Keychron K2, is on sale now.

This compact wireless keyboard is down to $72 (20% off the regular price) with both the red and blue Gateron switch models being well-liked by shoppers and keyboard enthusiasts alike. With the ability to connect to three different devices and run for 3 days before needing a charge, the K2 is a great option if you’re looking to upgrade to a mechanical keyboard.

 
Anker’s Tiny $35 65 USB-C Charger Is a Great Prime Day Buy


The advent of USB Type-C means you can charge most of your devices with a single adapter and cable, and the more recent rollout of GaN technology makes those chargers smaller than ever. Now you can get the tiny Anker Nano II 65W for $34.99 during Prime Day. Read More »

 
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Get $150 Off This Awesome 65-Inch 4K Android TV Today


Amazon Prime Day is now in full force, and there are a few good deals in the sea of discounts. One of them is the 65-inch Hisense ULED Series TV, which is now on sale for $799.99, a savings of $150 from the usual price. Read More »

 
Get a New Kindle for Only $45 Today (50% Off)


Amazon sells a few different Kindle eReaders, with the base model Kindle serving as a great entry point. Now you can pick one up for just $44.99 during Prime Day. Read More »

 
The Best eReaders of 2022


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How to Install the Google Play Store on an Amazon Fire Tablet


Amazon Fire Tablets restrict you to the Amazon Appstore, but runs on Fire OS, a custom version of Android. That means, that you can install the Play Store and gain access to millions of Android apps and games, including Google apps like Gmail, Chrome, Google Maps, and more. Read More »

 
Upgrade to Smart Sprinklers at an All-Time Low Price


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Is Verizon’s Cheap New Unlimited 5G Plan Right for You?


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How to Measure a TV Screen


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You Can Now Try the iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 Public Beta


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Kick off Prime Week With MacBook Pro, SSD, and Bluetooth Speaker Deals


Let the Amazon Prime sales begin! Every day this week, we’re rounding up the absolute best of the best Amazon Prime deals and sharing them with you for your buying pleasure. We’re going to be covering a lot of gadgets, gear, and accessories this week, so sit tight and enjoy! Read More »

 
 

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