The Sinai Peninsula appears as roughly an inverted triangle between Egypt and Israel. Its greatest east-west extent is approximately the line from Suez eastward to the Israeli border, a distance of about 132 miles.
The distance from its southernmost point northward to El Arish on the Mediterranean coast is about 233 miles.
Virtually all of the peninsula, eastward from the Suez Canal, is harsh desert, extending across Israel's Negev and into Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
This is really rough country. Even along the seacoast, with water visible in all directions, there isn't a drop to drink. The surface in many places is hard, crushed stone, making for difficult walking. Nothing grows. There is no wood to burn or build with, and no water to mix cement. When the dry wind blows, the sand in the air creates static electricity that often zaps the unwary tourist out of thin air. A day spent there changes one's whole understanding of the Hebrews' exodus from Egypt.
Elephants can travel long distances to migrate, with some herds covering up to 300 miles in search of food, water, and suitable habitat. The exact distance can vary depending on factors such as location, availability of resources, and seasonal changes.
i do not no the answer to this question but i do know that there r 21,000 lions in Africa
75miles?
8,000 miles = 14,080,000 yards
30 miles per hour
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Sahara Dessert
Sahara Dessert and Gobi Dessert is what you're looking for.
The ocean in Australia in the kelp forests. The sand in the Sahara dessert. in the cactus. The sand in the Sahara dessert. in the cactus.
the Sahara dessert
The crossing of the 1,500 miles (2,414 km) of the Sahara, the world's largest desert.
Sahara desert.. they called it sahara dessert
The worlds biggest dessert also pronounced Saharan dessert
The Sahara Dessert
The Sahara Desert covers approximately 294,900 square miles of Chad.
sahara dessert
The Sahara Desert