While the Namib Desert is classified as a 'cold desert,' is is still quite hot inland from the coastal regions so the gazelle would have no problems staying warm. They might, however, have problems witht he heat. Even the cooler coastal areas are really just cool and not really cold.
These deserts have a generally cool climate:Atacama Desert Sechura Desert Monte Desert Patagonian Desert Namib Desert
Yes, Gazelles like to stay in warm areas. Gazelles often like to stay warm because they have special features (like camels) which can withstand the hot heat.
Some deserts are cold year around - Antarctic Desert, Patagonian DesertSome deserts are hot in summer and cold in winter - Gobi Desert, Great Basin DesertSome deserts are warm or hot most of the year - Sahara or Mojave DesertSome deserts are cool all year - Namib Desert, Atacama Desert
To keep it warm at night because its COLD in the desert!.
i just know that they roll their body because of warm temperature of desert
The Antarctic desert is a polar desert, and is not 'warm' at all. Antarctica is the coldest continent on earth.
cold desert
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The shiny, white and rusty red coat effectively reflects sunlight while the incredibly long legs provide extra surface area to the already larger gazelle body. These large surface areas dissipate more heat and help them stay cool in hot desert conditions. The legs and underparts of the body are also white to reflect heat from the warm desert sand and their legs are also exceptionally long and lift the body higher from the warm sand.
The term warm-blooded refers to the ability of an animal's body to keep itself at a normal temperature. Birds display this characteristic by being able to keep warm in conditions as cold as the Arctic tundra to the ability to remain cool in desert surroundings. This, therefore, allows all birds to be classified as warm-blooded.
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Sudan is in the desert, so it's warm.