By: Jaz’Shawna M. Little. Some deserts are found by mountains and are caused by rain shadow effect as air moves over the mountain range so it loses ability.

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By: Jaz’Shawna M. Little

Some deserts are found by mountains and are caused by rain shadow effect as air moves over the mountain range so it loses ability to hold moisture

 Deserts are very hot in the day time. It usually is a 100 degrees Fahrenheit, but at night the same desert can have temperatures fall into the 40s or 50s.

 It is sandy and mostly dry and has very few trees.

Addax Cactus wren Dingo Fat sand rat Fennec FoxJerboa

Lappet – Faced Vulture sidewinder Thorny devil Great- mouse tailed bat

saguaroBarrel cactus Old man cactus Prickly pear cactus Dragon tree Fish hooked cactus

Desert Spoon Century plant Chia Dogbane

* Approximately 1/3 of the Earth’s land surface is a desert. * Some deserts are hot and some deserts are cold.