For the majority of us, we take water for granted yet in a lot of regions worldwide (including Africa) water is seen as a scarce resource.
The Kalahari Desert is no exception. However, you will notice that the Bushmen people (also known as the San people), have found a great way to adapt to the harsh environment.
In order to find water in the Kalahari Desert, they use a specific root called the "bi! bulb". "Bi!", in bushman language means "milk", and the bi! bulb is often referred to as the milk root.
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Kalahari is flourishing land but without any water.
The Kalahari desert. The Hottentot name is considered derogatory, the standardised name is Khoikhoi meaning 'people people' or 'real people'
The Kalahari Desert covers most of Botswana.
yes it does because there is a river running through the desert
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The Kalahari is classified as a hot sub tropical desert.
The Kalahari Desert is a hot desert.
The Kalahari is a subtropical hot desert.
The Kalahari Desert is south of Cuba.
There are many dry riverbeds in the Kalahari Desert, many which have been dry for centuries.The only permanent, active, river that goes through the Kalahari Desert is the Okavango River.The river ends in a swamp within the Endorheic Basin in the Kalahari Desert, where the water is either evaporated or transpired.
This is the Kalahari Desert.
The Kalahari Desert nearly covers the entire country of Botswana and is the home to the Hottentots.