By : Sebastian Arizpe A sand dune in the desert Less than 50 centimeters of rain a year Very dry Very hot Little plant and animal life The desert.

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By : Sebastian Arizpe A sand dune in the desert

Less than 50 centimeters of rain a year Very dry Very hot Little plant and animal life The desert

In winter the temperature is 41 degrees In summer the temperature is 55 to 75 degrees Very little rain The average weather

Australia Southwest USA Southwest Africa North Africa Location of deserts

Must adapt to low water climate Joshua trees Prickly pears Cacti Sage bush Cacti

Rattlesnake Gila monster Scorpion Coyote Roadrunner scorpion Gila monster

Prickly pear->Jackrabbit-> Coyote Prickly pear jackrabbit coyote

Covers one-fifth of Earth’s surface There are multiple types of deserts : cold and dry, and hot and dry

World biomes Biomes Biomes and more More about biomes Encyclopedia Britannica online school edition Deserts and polar regions around the world by : Jen Green

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