Sahara Desert

The Sahara Desert covers most of North Africa, including several countries. It is not found in the United States.

(9400000 km^2/243610 km^2)=38.58626493 united kingdom will fit in Sahara desert.

Because its mostly rock (80%) and sand (20%) with very little green vegetation.

There are schools in the few cities and towns located in the Atacama Desert.

about 20,000 tourists a year.

about 6000-9000 years ago

It is the world's largest hot desert. It is also located in North Africa.

The Sahara covers an area of 3,500,000 square miles - or about 97,574,400,000,000 square feet.

Its landforms are constantly changing due to wind and sand storms displacing amounts of sand in given areas.

The Sahara is slightly smaller than the contiguous 48 states of the United States.

North Africa.

The Sahara Desert, covering most of North Africa, is the second largest desert in the world. From north to south the Sahara is between 800 and 1,200 miles and is at least 3,000 miles (4,800 km) from east to west. Due to the massive size of the Sahara, Africa is split into two regions: that which lies above or forms part of the Sahara and the rest of Africa south of the Sahara. On the west, the Sahara is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and on the east by the Red Sea, and to the north are the Atlas Mountains and Mediterranean Sea.

Northern Africa

Antarctica is sometimes considered the driest place on earth, so it is drier than all the other deserts of the world, except for the Atacama in South America where it is drier than most of the Antarctic land. There are few places in Antarctica, however, that are just as dry or maybe even drier than the Atacama.

After the merging of the Blue Nile and the White Nile most of the Nile does.

Before humans existed, the Sahara used to be a tropical rainforest. As human evolved, trees in Sahara were deforested, therefore it turned into a desert.

The answer would depend on the activities you wish to pursue. If hiking is your thing, then late fall through early spring would be the best months since the weather is much milder than in the summer.

The Sahara is the world's largest desert; it extends across most of the northern part of Africa.

African Welwitchsia

African Peyote Cactus

Eragrostis

Date Palm

Doum Palm

No. The Sahara Dessert is in northern Africa, and has several countries within or bordering it. Saudi Arabia is to the East of Africa, on the other side of the Red Sea, and has its own dessert. Check on a map or in an atlas to get the full picture.

The sahara desert is very hot so not a lot of animals live there whereas, in a rain forest it rains a lot so lots of animals live there. So the answer is that a rain forest has a high biodiversity.

The isthmus on the border of Suez Canal, or more causually called, the isthmus on Suez.

The Sahara is actually believed to be greening in recent years. The climate change which has increased rain in the area has encouraged growth of plants.

The Sahara is a very hot desert area - so you would wear light clothing, but things that help protect you from the Sun. Flowing robes and such are often found on Sahara inhabitants. Light coverage is the key - you don't want hot, heavy stuff like a wool jacket, but you don't want to wander around in a thong and some flip-flops either.

The Sahara Desert is found north of Africa.

Yes: this process is called "desertification". The Sahara Desert is encroaching south upon the Sahel. The catalyst to this was the drought which occurred in Africa from 1968 to 1973, and the Sahel continues to be drought-prone, which in turn increases desertification. The Sahara desert is estimated to be growing at a rate of 0.6 km every year.