because it has less rain
Settling in mountains and deserts presents challenges such as harsh climates, limited access to resources like water and food, and difficulty building infrastructure. These obstacles can make it less attractive for people to establish permanent settlements in these environments.
it hot on the desert and cold on the mountain
because it has less rain
They're called desert-dwellers.The terms nomad or bedouin, both meaning 'wanderer', are often misused in this case; but they only properly apply to the itinerant people of the desert, not to permanent settlers, which are called (as elsewhere in the world) villagers or townsfolk.
Neolithic people shifted to settled communities for reasons such as domesticating plants and animals for a more stable food supply, enabling the development of specialized skills and trade, and providing protection from external threats. Settlements also allowed for the growth of social structures and the development of more complex societies.
The size of hunter-gatherer communities varied depending on factors such as available resources and ecological conditions. Generally, these communities were small, consisting of a few dozen to a few hundred individuals. It was important for them to maintain a sustainable population size that could be supported by local resources.
Typically they're in the range of several thousand years old, up to several tens of thousands of years. The idea is that people lived in caves prior to civilization, which we've had for a few thousands of years.
There is no accurate data on the number of people who modify their bodies to look like animals, as it is a niche and varied practice. It is considered a form of body modification or identity expression for some individuals, such as through tattoos, piercings, or surgical alterations.
Few plants (and animals) survive in the Atacama Desert, including the mountains.
Because there were few trees
Arctic tundra, Northern coniferous forest, Mountains or ice, and desert
That is uncommon because mountains are sometimes mostly snow in winter and don't have any flat places to settle. It is also not very fertile.
You may want to be more specific with your question. If you mean "What is a desert with few or no people," there are many of them. These include the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts, the Atacama Desert, the Sahara Desert, the Kalahari Desert, Gobi Desert, and Antarctica (a cold desert), just to name a few.
To have a waterfall, you need a stream or river that runs with water throughout the year. Few occur in the desert. There are waterfalls in the desert but they are seasonal and only flow during rainy seasons or with snow melt from surrounding mountains.
Most people in the Sonoran Desert sleep in their homes. Some may sleep in hotels or motels. A few may camp in the desert and sleep in tents.
They didn't settle there because they had everything they needed in the Netherlands like wealth.
Some deserts, such as the Thar Desert, have relatively dense populations of people. Some deserts have few people. Each deserts has its own statistics.
There are millions of people living in cities and towns in the Sahara. That's a lot more than a few.
Sand, sand and lots of sand. Possible red sand, oases at a few areas. Mountains of sand that are taller then the Empire state building. And crazy people here and there. JK about last part
it has few homes buildings and few people even the population is very low.