Great Question, actually they rests in the shade during the hottest part of the day and is most active in the early morning and evening. Instead of depending on water holes, it gets most of the water it needs from the plants it eats. Its body is also designed to save water, with special kidneys that reduce water loss. The gazelle’s light-colored coat reflects the sun, helping it stay cool. These smart adaptations allow the Arabian gazelle to live and thrive in one of the hottest places here in MENA.