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desert is an extended area where heat and sand is mainly
present. The temperature differs and the site of sand is the
only thing that you may see kilometres long from your standing
position. A desert is a landscape. There you can get very little
precipitation; the reason for all the mountains of sand. During
the day the temperatures may exceed 50 degrees but at night this
falls below the normal. Unprepared travellers have a very slim
chance of surviving in deserts. This is because of the little
amount of water a desert offers. Some animals can be seen but
this mainly at night. They stay hidden during daylight to
control the level of moist of their bodies. A desert can also be
referred to as a garden. Some trees can be found but this is one
among a thousand. They are usually found apart from each other
and this over kilometres. The term 'desert garden' is just one
among many to express the wonderful area. It has its dangers but
the mysterious beauty lies in its dangers. |
