Sahara Desert

nomads or a caravan

Wear loose clothing and less layers. the houses that are built should be cool. and do different activities. During the midday sun people generally stay sheltered and have a siesta. If they go out in the day they cover up with loose clothes to keep themselves shaded cool. why do you want to live there anyway. is kind of an obvious answer because when its really hot for us we try out different ways to stay cool.

Its harder to live there.

Approximately 6,000 feet below the Sahara Desert lies a vast aquifer known as the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System. This ancient underground water reservoir spans several countries, including Egypt, Libya, Sudan, and Chad, and contains significant amounts of freshwater that have accumulated over thousands of years. The aquifer is crucial for the region, providing water for irrigation and drinking in an otherwise arid environment. Its sustainable management is vital for the communities that depend on it.

because if the sahara was not formed then the Africans wouldn't have anything to live off of such as water.

As people, they must obtain water to survive in the harsh climate of the Sahara. By living near oasis, they enable themselves to have water at a reachable distance, a luxury in a rural desert. They must make sure to use very little amounts of water as to preserve the water in the oasis for emergencies and the future.

There are few attractions in the Great Sahara Desert because it is a very hot place and in the summer temperatures can reach 45-50 degrees Celsius and it lacks water so that nothing can grow.

The Nile River passes through the Sahara Desert of North Africa.

No they cannot. They depend on the desert to live.

Sahel

It looked a lot different 10 000 years ago,during the ice age.There were lakes and streams and enough rain fell to support forests and grasslands.Herds of giraffes and elephants roamed.It was rich and fertile land.Then,about 4 000 years ago, the climate changed.The weather became drier and slowly the land turned into the Sahara Desert.

Africa

Trans-Sahara trade was one of the reasons that caravans cross the Sahara. Crossing the Sahara is dangerous and traveling as a group increases safety and decreases cost.
The primary purpose for caravans crossing the Sahara Desert were to provide safety in numbers. If one person or animal went down, the others could help and keep things moving.

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Sand represents the eroded rock of the continents.

Yes and no. As the temperature drops, the relative humidity rises. There is no more moisture in the air than during the day, however. Cool air can hold less moisture than warm air so the capacity of the air to hold water decreases.

help i think its 125 day and night 85 around

Mali and Songhai

human ecology

Based on officially recognized measurements, the Mojave Desert in Death Valley is the hottest place on earth and notthe Sahara.

Most small rodents, squirrels, rabbits, hares, antelope, deer, sheep, goats, cattle, buffalo, tortoises are all desert vegetarians. In a few deserts that also includes giraffes and even elephants.

The average temperature in the Sahara desert during the day is about 50 C, or a little over 100 F.

The Sahara is slightly smaller than the continental U.S. but is growing.

Lake Chad