Nearly the entire continent of Antarctica is a desert.
Nearly the entire continent of Antarctica is desert.
The sea ice freezes in winter all around the Antarctic continent -- nearly doubling the size of the continent. During the summer months, all of this ice thaws, leaving the continent's beaches visible.
'Rough time' is relative. Winter in Antarctica is generally more harsh than summer, because there are fewer sunrises. Antarctica is also isolated during the winter months, because the sea ice surrounding the continent freezes nearly doubling the size of the continent.
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The Antarctic Desert covers nearly the entire continent of Antarctica.The continent of Antarctica is all considered a desert, with the limited exception of the Antarctic Peninsula.
Nearly 100 percent of Antarctica is desert.
Nearly the entire continent of Antarctica is desert.
No, Antarctica is a continent.
Antarctica is nearly all desert.
For nearly half of the year, there is little or no direct sun on the continent. It is the coldest continent on earth.
Yes, nearly the entire continent of Antarctica is considered a desert.