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Which is the closest ocean current to the Sahara Desert?

it is the Atlantic African coastal current which creates high winds, which helps create part of the desert!


What kind of desert is the Taklamakan?

shifting sand desert


What is a shifting-sand desert?

A sand desert ia call an erg.


What are shifting hills of sand in desert are called?

sand dunes


Why extremely difficult to walk on the desert sand during the day?

Walking on desert sand during the day is extremely difficult due to the intense heat, which can cause exhaustion and dehydration. The sand itself can become scorching hot, making it painful to walk on barefoot. Additionally, the shifting nature of the sand can lead to instability, causing a person to sink or stumble. These factors combined create a challenging and often dangerous environment for movement.


Are the Atacama Desert and the Peruvian Desert combined larger or smaller than the Patagonian Desert?

They are smaller than the Patagonian Desert.


What color is the desert cottontail?

the desert cottontail is a beige and grayish color combined


How many solders and civilians have died in Iraq and Afghanistan combined?

As of 2011 with both wars combined it is estimated that 945,000 people have been killed and 1,750,000 people have been injured.


Why camels have flat feet?

It keeps their feet from sinking into the shifting sands common in the desert.


What desert does the Peru current run through?

The current does not run through any deserts but there are two deserts along the Pacific Ocean where the current does run: Atacama Desert and the Sechura Desert.


What cold current passes through the Atacama's desert?

No current passes through the Atacama Desert but the Humbolt, or Peruvian Current, passes just off shore and has a great influence on the climate of the Atacama.


The cold Peru Current passes near the earth's driest desert Whats it's name?

The Peru Current, also called Humboldt Current, cold-water current of the southeast Pacific Ocean passes along the west coast of South America and is partially responsible for the Atacama Desert.