[Answer] 2. During sandstorms a camel protects its eyes from the sand yet it is still able to see through them. What adaptation allows them to do this?

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...1. A third, transparent, eyelid closes over the eyes 2. The camel spits on its own eyes to clean them 3. The camel's keeper provides it with an eyeshield like sunglasses 4. Even camels don't have the ability to overcome sandstorms in this way Camel's eyes possess a third eyelid that is so thin they can still see while protecting their eyes from the sand. They also act akin to windshield wipers by wiping away any sand that does get into the eye. They also have bony ridges to keep the sun out and thick, bushy eyebrows.

Step 2 : Answer to the question "2. During sandstorms a camel protects its eyes from the sand yet it is still able to see through them. What adaptation allows them to do this?"

A third, transparent, eyelid closes over the eyes:

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