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Most desert streams do not empty into the ocean because they often lack sufficient water flow to reach the ocean due to high evaporation rates and limited rainfall in arid regions. Instead, these streams typically lose water through evaporation or infiltration into the ground before they can reach larger bodies of water. Additionally, many desert streams may end in endorheic basins, where water collects in lakes or sinks without flowing outward.

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