Deserts

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The boiling point of water depends upon the air pressure on its surface.

Water boils at 100 degrees C at sea level and it makes no difference if

that is in the desert or tundra.

Lebanon is the only Middle Eastern country without a desert.

The critical things needed to survive long term in a desert are:
1.) Water - up to 2 gallons per day per person during the hottest season.
2.) Food
3.) Shelter - to prevent too much direct sunlight and for protection from storms and colder night time temperatures.

No census of the total numbers of reptiles has ever been made in the Mojave Desert as it would be virtually impossible to do so.

Deserts can have fresh water but some of lakes that are salty, very salty.

The Hot deserts are found 20 to 30 degrees North and South of the equator.

An example of a cold desert is Antarctica.

To become a desert, you have to have less than 250 mm of rain a year.

An oasis is a fertile place in the desert with permanent water.

A fertile place in the dessert is known as an oasis in the desert. An oasis in the desert has more water, and therefore more plant growth.

The Patagonian Desert is located in southern Argentina.

Given that that is where they come from, I would probably say very well. They dig burrows to hide from the sun and to find water, often have thin, light fur and a big surface area (tail). They are also omnivores and are not fussy with food meaning that they can eat practically most things they find (i.e. bugs, mealworms etc). They are also very quick and skittish meaning they can escape predators easily. They can go up on their hind legs to see above dried grass (in grasslands and deserts)and plants to watch for danger.

Taklamakan is the Asian desert that's name means he who enters does not come back out.

the most important would be trading animals for supplies

The Sonoran Desert.

The Gibson Desert is located between the Great Sandy Desert and the Great Victoria Desert.

If the water lilly was placed in an area with permanent water. it would probably do fine. Without water, however, it would quickly die.

That description fits all the deserts of the United States which, at times, have rain, dry periods as well as snow in the mountains.California

Nevada

Arizona

Utah

New Mexico

Colorado

Texas

A desert is defined as a region that receives less than 10 inches (250 mm) of annual rainfall on average.

anything they can find or they just eat anything they eat my meat, because theres enough to go around

about80% of its land because the majority of people live around the nile river

Parts of the Atacama Desert in South America have gone over 400 years without any measurable precipitation.

The jojoba shrub is native specifically to the Sonoran and Mojave deserts. These deserts span Arizona and California in the United States and extend into Mexico. The jojoba shrub is popular due to the wax found in its seeds which are used to make jojoba oil, a substance often used in cosmetics and perfumes.

Yes. Humidity is the amount of water in the air. So if it's dry, it's not humid. If the air feels very heavy and moist, then it is humid. Warmer places have a tendency to be more humid than cooler places though, because when it's warm the molecules are more spread apart leaving room for water.

All would depend on how long you plan to stay in the desert away from a town or city. If it is just a brief visit of a few hours, just some healthy snacks would be fine. For a longer visit, especially if you are backpacking, dehydrated meals are available that are nutritious and weigh little. They only require hot water to rehydrate them for eating. Three meals per day per person plus sufficient water would be required.

People who live in deserts may be Protestant, Catholic, Muslim, or any of the other thousands of religions found on earth.

Small insects such as beetles, caterpillars, mice and garden snakes.