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“Is there any animal that doesn’t drink water?” Adalie, 11, New Jersey Andy Snider Curator, Brookfield Zoo Quite a few species typically don’t drink water, although most will if given the opportunity. Some, including koalas and naked mole rats, get moisture from the plants they eat. The thorny devil, a lizard from Australia, has skin with micro-channels that direct the air’s moisture to its mouth. Do you have a question for an animal expert? Send it to hello@theweekjunior.com. Find out more about Brookfield Zoo at czs.org/BrookfieldZoo.…

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