1. Sahara desert By Christopher and Hayden pictures from Google images

2. Huntsman spider
Huntsman spiders are not deadly to humans their venom is weak because they are able to grab hold of prey with their long legs.

3. Sahara spiders Spiders
The red back spider flings sticky threads so insects will be trapped. As this happens the thread is flung up so the spider can eat it. It is dangerous to humans

4. Animals
Huntsman spider, thorny devil, camel red back spider, trap door spider

5. Thorny devil
Thorny devils have spiky bodies so they will not be eaten. They also have a fake head so birds won't eat it. They can squirt blood from their eyes.
They can absorb water
through their feet

6. Sahara desert
Plants
Some plants have adapted to live in harsh environments like the Sahara desert take cacti they are well known for serving in deserts with hardly any water. They have long roots that run underground to collect water.

7. Camels can store water in their humps for journeys
Sahara animals.
There are two main types of camel today the one-humped or dromedary two-humped, shorter-legged
Bactrian camel.
Their urine can be as thick as syrup because camels' bodies hold onto the water.
Camel's milk is much better for you than cow's milk. It is lower in fat and sugar, and higher in iron and vitamins.
Camels can store water in their humps for journeys