Why do mud huts have such thick walls

Answers:
because otherwise they would be very unstable, as mud is not a very strong material. Also, the thickness of the walls helps to keep the interior cooler in the summer, and warmer in the winter.
Sod houses, built on the prairies by the pioneers, were made with very thick walls for the same reason.
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