In the shade, in burrows under the sand, in caves, under water, or anywhere it's less hot.
Most desert animals are nocturnal which means they only come out at night. They burrow themselves deep in the sand where its cool during the day.
Some animals have very large ears, such as the desert fox. Their ears have lots of blood-carrying capillaries close to the inner surface of the ear, which allows for their body temperature to be more easily regulated. Many animals escape the heat by going underground during the daylight hours, such as bobcats, hares, and/or rabbits. Others may just lie in shaded areas, like deer.
The camel is the most famous animal from the Sahara desert and has been domesticated for thousands of years. Other animals including the jackal and Fennec fox were around as well as many small mammals that lived in burrows.
the rain eases the pain
Morocco in the Sahara desert is growing more plants and greens than it ever has been. Many more animals are going back to Morocco such as camels, addax antelope, and even scorpions are going back because of the growth.
The Sechura Desert (also known as the Nazca Desert) is not the driest in the world. It does border on the Atacama Desert which many consider the driest desert.
Many desert animals are nocturnal and hide during the day. At night the come out and find what food they can.
Many animals hide out underground during daytime where it's cooler.
Many desert animals are not abroad during the heat of the day and only emerge at night when it is cooler.
Basically desert animals need little water , and they like living in dry places so desert is a hot dry place suitable for animals epically camels . Some animals live in the desert. They live in homes made in the dirt. Many animals tend usually to hide during the day when the sun is very hot and comes out when the sun goes down because then it is quite cold Desert rats can live in the desert, because they know where to hide from the sun's heat. They hide in homes they have dug under the ground un the dry dirt. They sleep in the day instead of coming out into the sun. Then they come out as the sun goes down and it is not so hot.
Many animals hide in burrows or caves in the hot day. Some animal to avoid the heat of the day only come out at night.
There are far too many species of desert-dwelling animals to name them all, but here are some typical characteristics of desert-dwellers.-Thick hide (outer skin) for protection against enemies and water retention-Lightly colored skin to reflect some sunlight and heat-Appendages (arms and legs) for burrowing into the sand or cacti during extreme heat
tortoise save many animal lives by creating burrows for other animals to hide in during forest fires, they are very usefull to other animals.
There is a wide variety of life in the desert if you know when and where to look. Many animals are nocturnal and emerge only after dark. Some animals stay underground during the day to avoid the heat.
They have camaflage to hide from predators and many animals that live in the desert have homes underground in burrows.
For a list of animals found in the Sonoran Desert click on this link.
Snakes are one of the MANY predators in the desert.
Fleas do not live in the desert per se. They live on animals as parasites and many times those animals are in the desert.