yes Cairo is in the Sahara Desert oh yeah man
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yes a long time a go it was called the Sahara forest due to man's doing by cutting trees it turned into the Sahara desert
Richard Ewing crossed the Sahara Desert (Western Sahara) in 1969 by motorcycle. Prof Bhim Singh from J&K India crossed Sahara Desert (Western Sahara) in 1970 on a Honda motorcycle.
A cactus isn't native to the Sahara Desert. One challenge is the sandy terrain, which may drain way too fast and hold not enough moisture for cactus plants. Another is represented by the high heat and light levels. Temperatures may be too wide ranging for a cactus plant's vulnerability to scorching and freezing at the extremes.Otherwise, it's possible that desert and jungle cactus plants may handle the most hospitable environments of desert oases. A jungle cactus may be able to find a tree on which to anchor, as it does in the subtropics and tropics. In this way, its airy roots are in the humid, shaded environment that they're used to in a jungle.Clarification:Cacti are natives of the Americas, they are not native to Africa.
All villages in the Sahara, or many deserts, have grown around sources of water. Water is essential to man's existence !
Yes: this process is called "desertification". The Sahara Desert is encroaching south upon the Sahel. The catalyst to this was the drought which occurred in Africa from 1968 to 1973, and the Sahel continues to be drought-prone, which in turn increases desertification. The Sahara desert is estimated to be growing at a rate of 0.6 km every year.
As always, the most dangerous creature found in the Sahara is man.
No, cacti are strictly New World plants. They do not grow naturally in the Sahara. Any cacti you might see there were planted by man.
Sahara castle wich is up north
Man made river is a network of pipes that supplies water to the Sahara Desert in Libya.
because he knows where to get water and food!! duh stupid!!