The document discusses key aspects of desert ecosystems. It notes that deserts have a very dry and warm climate with little rainfall, and some can exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Deserts are typically located within 30 degrees of latitude and include locations in mountains and California's Mojave Desert. The animals that live in deserts, such as camels, lizards, rattlesnakes, and kangaroo rats, have adapted to survive the hot weather conditions. Desert plants like cacti, saguaro, and creosote bushes are also adapted to the hot, dry climate and do not require much water.

1. Desert Ecosystem
By Allison Poillot

2. Climate
The desert is very dry and warm. A very
little amount of rain rains a year. Some
deserts can be over 100 degrees F. That’s
so hot.

3. Location
The desert is located 30 degrees
latitude. Some deserts are in the
Mountains. The Mojave desert is the name
of the desert that is located here in
California.

4. Desert Animals
Many animals live in the desert. These
animals can survive in this hot weather.
Let me name some of them. The camel,
lizards, rattlesnakes, kangaroo rats, and
more!

6. Desert Plants
Now I would like to tell you about the
desert plants. These plants can survive in
the hot weather because the don’t need
much water . These plants live in the
desert. The cactus, saguaro, creosote
bushes, and other plants.

7. Desert Plants
Now I would like to tell you about the
desert plants. These plants can survive in
the hot weather because the don’t need
much water . These plants live in the
desert. The cactus, saguaro, creosote
bushes, and other plants.