Deserts

There is no limit by latitude for deserts. The Antarctic Desert is as far south as it could possibly be. The Gobi Desert is also located well north. Many deserts do occur between latitudes 30 and 35 north and south, however.

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The Namib Desert is located in the Republic of Namibia in Africa.

Any plant, and only plants, are the producers in a desert.

Any plant, and only plants, are the producers in a desert.

Desert soils are found in northwestern India on the border with Pakistan in the Thar Desert.

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When all the fine dust and sand has been removed by deflation (wind and/or water erosion) a layer of stones is left behind called desert pavement.

Many desert predators would eat a squirrel, including hawks and coyotes and snakes.

No, salinity would be abiotic.

Arabian Desert
Syrian Desert
Negev Desert

Hippopotamus

Hawks

Hummingbird

Horned lizard

Many cacti are covered with dense spines that discourage animals from feeding on them. Some contains drugs and toxins that make them unpalatable. However, the prickly pear cactus is used as a food source by a number of animals, including the javelina.

The desert is a habitat where it is very rare to find sources of water.

A desert cools much more repidly than a swamp because there is little humidity to help hold the heat.

Less than 10 inches a year.:)

There is very little soil for plants to establish themselves in a rocky desert. Rocky desert where sand and stone were washed or blown away. This is usually associated with very hilly or mountainous terrain exposing very hard rocky material.

Deserts are not all barren wastelands. Many desert communities have been built up with all modern conveniences, because they are built around various mining operations or oil extraction. Parts of the Middle East, for example, are rich in oil, and they are able to fund large, technologically advanced settlements, no different from those where water is more easily accessible.

People who live in the Australian desert include miners, pastoralists and indigenous people living a semi-traditional lifestyle.

Millions of people live in cities and towns in deserts around the world. Cairo, Egypt, Las Vegas, Nevada, and Chihuahua, Mexico, are just a few examples. All are major cities in deserts and the people have nearly all the same amenities as found in non-desert areas.

Many of these people have learned to utilise limited water resources more efficiently than those in places where water is more plentiful. In addition, many continents have deep water basins underground, such as the Great Artesian Basin in Australia. Water is drawn up from these sources via windmills and pumps, and the source itself is continually being replenished by floodwaters thousands of kilometres away.

Usually they don't but sometimes they hold treasure that's really valuable.

sands are the result of a process called cryoclastism. this process is based on water infiltration within rocks, and big differences between day and night temperatures. simplified, water infiltrates in rocks during day-time, the freezes over the night, which causes it to dilate and break the rock from within, in smaller pieces. this process goes on until rocks get smaller and smaller to small particules of what sand comproses of. then, winds generate most of the geomorphological forms found in deserts e.g. dunes.

The Thar Desert is considered a hot desert.

Arid is a word that describes deserts.

Yes it does it has a streamlined body

The Mojave Desert occupies a significant portion of Southern California and parts of Utah, Nevada, and Arizona.

The coldest desert in the world is the Antarctic Desert. It is the coldest, largest and windiest desert in the world, and almost all of the precipitation that falls in the Antarctic Desert falls as snow