Deserts

Outside of Antarctica, the largest desert is the Sahara.

Deserts provide a great ecosystem.

The coldest desert outside of Antarctica would be the Gobi Desert which has temperatures in winter that sometimes plunge to 40 or 50 degrees F below zero.

Yes scorpions do live in the desert if you were planing on going there and spending the night I would check my shoes every morning if I were you. Great question!
yes, i am pretty sure they do.

Air over the ocean would have more moisture than air over a desert.

Haiti has no true deserts.

b'coz they need less water to survive

Malo was an American Latin-tinged rock and roll group. It is not a desert. The Spanish word 'malo' means 'bad' in English.

They are called wadis in Africa and Asia and arroyos in much of the Americas.

it has no leaves which means that the water goes straight to the roots :)

some caterpillars do

Yes, copper is found in some deserts, especially in the Sonoran Desert and the Atacama Desert.

Yes.

Many deserts have rocks in them (called hamada deserts). Large rocks in the deserts are in very unusual shapes due to the erosion of the sand and the wind. After years of sandstorms finally the rocks will crumple and turn into sand themselves.

The quagga was an animal of semiarid regions of south Africa. It is now extinct.

There are no poisonous desert snakes. A poison is a substance that will kill or injure if eaten. There are, however, venomous snakes in the desert. A venom is a substance that must be injected to cause harm. A person can safely eat a venomous snake.

It may be a reptile such as a lizard or snake, a mammal or a bird. All live in the deserts of the world.

Mechanical and chemical weathering both occur.

No, cacti are natives of the American deserts only. They do not grow elsewhere naturally unless they have been planted there. When planted outside the Americas they can become a noxious invasive species. especially the various species of prickly pear.

Desert Mushrooms Can Be Found All Throughout Australia.

Temperatures fluctuate according to which desert one is referring to. Cloncurry, in western Queensland, holds the record for the highest temperature in the shade recorded in Australia, at 53.1 °C (127.5 °F) on 16 January 1889.

evapoation and soil infiltration.

hot in the day, cold at night

The result of the rust colored tint of desert landscapes are to show chemical weathering. This is shown on a map.

Cactus and Tumbleweed.

The word abiotic means 'pertains to no life'. Remember that Biology is the study of life. Think what you would see in a desert that is not alive: perhaps sand, stones, gravel and even a little rain. None of these are alive. You can not kill them, they do not reproduce.