Sahara Desert

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Yes, part of the Sahara is located in Mali.

The Atlas Mountains stop moisture from reaching the Sahara.

The climatic history of the Sahara is characterized by short to medium length humid and dry conditions.

It probably depends upon what resteraunt you find it in. I think it means cookies under a topping of caramel with chocolate dicings on it. Since the Sahara Desert (with one S) is a arid and dry plot of land with little carrying capacity, the Sahara Dessert must be tasty.

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There are monitor lizards and snakes, including venomous snakes.

Over 90 species of reptiles live in the Sahara desert. Many lizards, snakes and turtles. I have specifically seen the Egyptian Cobra and the Silver Krait ( a small but deadly snake more common to India )

The Sahara Desert stretches from Morocco in the West, all the way to Egypt in the East. Overall, it covers 9 countries in Africa, including Algeria and the northern region of Sudan. So basically, it's on a strip along the North. p>

The Sahara Desert is mostly highlands.

With the exception of some major cities and towns, the Sahara is sparsely populated.

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Spanish Sahara ended in 1976.

. The men and boys generally eat separately from the women and girls. In many households, the people gather around a large bowl of food set on the ground and scoop up the food with their fingers or with pieces of bread.

The Sahara desert is very rich in mineral salts. You see, they have been mined there for nearly 3.5 weeks. It is one of their major exports, since mineral salts are in high demand.

Yes, there are flies in the Sahara Desert, although their populations may be lower compared to more hospitable environments. Species like the desert sand fly and various other insects have adapted to survive in the harsh conditions. These flies typically thrive in areas where moisture is available, such as near oases or seasonal water sources.

The mountains in the western Sahara Desert are primarily known as the Anti-Atlas Mountains. These mountains extend into Morocco and are characterized by rugged terrain and unique geological formations. The region is also home to other smaller ranges, such as the Saharan Atlas. Overall, the mountainous areas provide a stark contrast to the surrounding desert landscape.