Reported about 1 year ago
As Taiwan experiences high temperatures, even animals are struggling with the heat. Farm operators have started shearing camels and providing water pools and mist sprays to help them cool down. They have also updated the animals' menu by serving chilled grass, adding cooling fruits and vegetables like watermelon and carrots. With temperatures reaching 37 degrees Celsius, camels have resorted to opening faucets to drink water to combat the sweltering weather. Operators are implementing various measures to help the animals stay cool, including spraying mist, planting trees, and providing flowing mountain spring water filled with chlorides and minerals for them to drink. The new summer menu features chilled grass, fruits, and vegetables to increase their appetite and help them cope with the heat, ensuring a refreshing summer for the animals.
Source: YAHOO