While not commonly seen as "living" areas, deserts are full of living creatures and plants. The generally contain their own ecosystems that revolve around the sporadic rainy seasons. The myriad of forms of life have all adapted to living in environments where water is either scarce, or difficult to reach. As such, deserts are "living places" even if they do not appear to be so to the casual observer.
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There are millions of people who live in deserts around the world in major towns and cities. In the United States alone there are cities such as Phoenix, Tucson, Las Vegas, Bakersfield, El Paso and others located in deserts and people live quite well there.
the deserts are like a sandy living and a cactus grown as part of a desert community
None live in the world. While deserts contain a number of plants and animals, they are not living organisms. They are a iome that supports living organisms.
well Buffalo's travel mostly were they can find shelter , food , and water . if thy traveled in the deserts for example , Arizona then their chances of living would be very low . Because it is really warm in AZ and Buffalo's have thick coats to protect them from cold temperatures . So a Buffalo's adaptation would not be good .
Deserts are non-living and do not eat.
No, camels have long since disappeared from the deserts of the United States.
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Deserts are helpful because it provides a biome* for many animals. *Biome-Habitat or living area that is the right texture and temperature for that organism.
Sand,Air,All non-living things
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The population of the Arabian horses living in the Arabian desert is currently unknown.
The vast majority of people living in deserts would do their cooking or melting on a stove in the kitchens of their homes. Those few living in more primitive conditions might cook over an open fire.