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Because it wasn't always a desert. It could have been a swamp or forest at some point in the past. As the continents drift north or south, or mountain ranges rise and fall the weather will also change.

Kind of like when the Sahara desert was a savana grass lands and that was just within the last 5 to 10 thousand years.

I live in the middle of a continent and my whole area has coral fossils because it was once an ocean floor.

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