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What sources of water does the desert have?
Sources of water in the desert:Occasional rain or snow or dewStreams and riversSpringsLakes or ponds
What are the major water sources in Ethiopia?
the sahara desert water
Why is it a waste of time to drill for water in a desert?
The desert is a habitat where it is very rare to find sources of water.
What are the major water sources for the Sahara region?
The Nile river and the atlantic are two of the major water sources for the Sahara desert region.
What are the two water sources in the Namib Desert?
The Namib is traversed by the Orange and Fish Rivers
Where does a cactus wren find water?
Birds have an advantage over most other desert dwellers. They can fly to water sources in and around a desert - an oasis, river, rain puddles, even a bird bath or swimming pool at a home in the desert.
What are the primary sources of water for North Africa?
The Sahel is not a desert but a grassland. It has no serious water shortage. However, over grazing of livestock and poor farming practices are turning much of the Sahel into desert.
What have villages in the Sahara Desert grown around?
All villages in the Sahara, or many deserts, have grown around sources of water. Water is essential to man's existence !
Do butterflies eat things from cactus in the desert?
Yes, there are many species of butterflies that live in the desert.
Why does Saudi Arabia face water constraints?
Saudi Arabia has water constraints because it is primarily a desert with no major sources of fresh water to quench the thirst of its 28 million inhabitants.
How can an owl get water in the desert?
Owls get some of the water they need from the animals they feed upon. An owl, since it is capable of flying, can search for water sources from the air - rivers, oases, etc.
What did the franks see a lot of in the desert?
The Franks likely saw a lot of sand, dunes, and intense heat in the desert. They would have encountered vast open spaces with few signs of vegetation or water sources.
