Deserts

The Atacama and the Sechura are the deserts of Peru.

A cactus is not important to most animals, but it is important to animals that depend on it for food or shelter. For example, the tortoise, deer, rabbits, and even some humans even cacti( cactus) and the Gila woodpecker uses cacti, that's big enough, for it's home.

The Savannah is not a desert but it is a cross between a desert and a grassland. It is south of the Sahara Desert and is in mid-central Africa. Nigeria, Central African Republic, and South Sudan are countries in the Savannah. It can be spelled "Savannah" or Savanna"

The Thar Desert is found in India and Pakistan.

That depends upon which desert. In deserts of the United States one will find wolves, coyotes and foxes. In the Atacama Desert of South America the only canine is the grey fox. Australia has dingos that occasionally enter the desert and Africa has wild dogs.

it's small so it uses up small amounts of water for respiration. it also has a special breathing pattern to reserve water. some are also nocturnal.

Owls get some of the water they need from the animals they feed upon. An owl, since it is capable of flying, can search for water sources from the air - rivers, oases, etc.

The largest plant on Earth is a tree called the Giant Sequoia. They are a tree native to the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains, and grow an average of 165 to 280 feet tall, with a trunk diameter of 18 to 24 feet. The record holding Giant Sequoia is 311 feet tall, and the largest individual plant on Earth. The oldest known Giant Sequoia tree is 3,500 years old!

If the room gets plenty of light it is OK to grow cacti in it, also it depends on the species you are growing since some genera/species require more light than others to grow properly. If your cacti do not get enough light they will stretch for it and this looks really ugly, the technical term for this is etiolation.

Yes, in Arizona it is illegal to remove a cactus, living or dead, from the desert without a permit and a good reason.

The most logical answer is because most of it is uninhabited, therefore empty, except for nomadic herders, and takes up one-fourth (one quarter) of the land mass of the Arabian Peninsula.

This question likely refers to the Bedouin peoples. The Bedouin are nomads are not limited to Arabia alone, and can be found in Israel and Egypt for example also.

The largest desert in the world is the Antarctic Desert and the hottest desert is the Mojave Desert.

hummm i dont really know i think it is food

It is much cooler underground as well as more humid. Being underground also helps protect the animal from some predators.

Deserts are dry, hot, And have sandy soil. These are climatic variables that all deserts have in common.

Deserts have little rainfall. However, if the desert is irrigated, it can be, and is, quite porductive.

Oasis

The Australian deserts are important to the original inhabitants of Australia, the Aboriginals. The desert contains dreamtime stories (stories of creation) which are very important to the Aboriginals and it was also their home for the bulk of the population. Today, modern Australia neglects the deserts and its cultural status however work is going into place to conserve landmarks and cultural aspects of the desert.

The fennec fox of the Sahara. See image above

Very little sand, mostly rock.

1. Irrigation, "next time look for the answers in your book".--- oh shut up!

the difference is the plants the living creatures and the rain

The question cannot be answered as it is virtually impossible to perform a census of cacti in such a vast desert area.

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