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The document discusses several key facts about the desert biome: - Deserts have extreme temperature ranges from 58-60 degrees F on the hottest days to -36 degrees C on the coldest nights. - Deserts cover 20% of the Earth's land. - Most desert animals only come out at night to avoid the extreme heat during the day. - Sidewinder snakes move sideways in a J-shape pattern leaving tracks in the sand as a primary means of movement. - Camels' humps are made of fatty tissue and store fat, not water. - Hairy scorpions are venomous to prey but not usually dangerous to humans unless one is allergic. - Desert plants
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The North American deserts are located east of mountain ranges where moisture-laden winds drop their precipitation on the western slopes, creating rain shadows. These include the Sierra Nevada mountains, which block moisture from reaching deserts. North American deserts experience large temperature ranges from 20-110 degrees Fahrenheit but are generally dry, receiving less than 10 inches of annual precipitation. Vegetation and animals are limited by the arid conditions and low-nutrient soils. Common plant adaptations include shallow, widespread roots and fleshy stems for water storage. Many reptiles, including rattlesnakes, lizards and tortoises, are well-adapted to the desert climate through behaviors like burrowing and crepuscular activity patterns. After rare
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Desert animals have evolved many adaptations to survive in harsh desert conditions with little water and high temperatures. The document discusses several desert-dwelling animals found across different deserts around the world. It describes how each animal is adapted through physical attributes, behaviors, or physiological processes to conserve water, regulate temperature, and find food in the desert environment. Examples discussed include camels that can go without water for days, nocturnal animals that are active at night to avoid heat, and plants like cacti that store water efficiently.
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The document discusses desert climates and locations. Deserts can have hot, dry, semiarid, arid or cold climates. Some example desert locations mentioned include Uluru in Australia, the Baja Peninsula in Mexico, and the Atacama Desert, which is the driest desert in the world. The document also lists and describes some common desert plants like the barrel cactus, pipe cactus, and popcorn flower. It provides details on desert animals such as camels, echidnas, roadrunners, rattlesnakes and discusses some of their characteristics.
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The normal summer temperature is 38° Celsius and the normal winter temperature is -2° Celsius. Deserts receive very little rainfall and most water evaporates quickly. The Sahara desert is the largest and hottest desert in the world. Deserts have a variety of plants like cacti, yuccas and trees that have adapted to the dry conditions. Animals living in deserts include horned lizards, kangaroo rats, roadrunners and meerkats that have developed ways to survive the heat and lack of water.
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The document describes some of the animals and plant life found in desert environments. It notes that in addition to camels and snakes, deserts are home to animals such as flamingos, ostriches, meerkats, roadrunners, bilbies, and kangaroo rats. It provides more details on flamingos, red kangaroos, and the climate and temperatures of deserts. The document also lists some of the major deserts in the world and notes that deserts cover about one-fifth of the Earth's land.
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The document summarizes key aspects of deserts around the world. It describes five major deserts - the Sahara, Atacama, Gobi, Great Basin, and Antarctic deserts. It then discusses common plant and animal species found in deserts, along with their adaptations for survival like storing water, limiting water loss, and nocturnal behavior. The document also includes a basic desert food chain and lists important decomposers in desert ecosystems.
Desert animals
The document discusses adaptations that allow desert animals to survive in harsh desert conditions with little water. It provides examples of several desert animals, including camels that can go without water for days, nocturnal animals that are active at night to avoid the heat, and kangaroo rats that can convert seeds into water. Desert animals have specialized adaptations that allow them to tolerate high temperatures and find or conserve water, such as storing fat in humps or obtaining moisture from food.
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The document provides information on the geology, plants, and animals of the Lake Tahoe Basin. It describes how the basin was formed over 2 million years ago through geological faulting and volcanism. Glaciers during the Ice Ages helped shape the landscape. The basin contains various rock types including granite, formed from slowly cooled lava. Plants like juniper and animals like the mountain cottontail rabbit and rubber boa snake inhabit the area. Fossil evidence suggests the origins of rabbits date back 55 million years while junipers have existed for 50-72 million years.
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The Great Basin Desert covers less than a quarter of North America and experiences cold temperatures despite being a desert. Some common plants in deserts include the pipe cactus, popcorn flower, fairy duster, Mormon tea, and desert ironwood. Animals often found in deserts are red kangaroos, bilbies, goannas, and camels. Camels can grow up to 6 feet tall and have two toes on each foot. The Sahara Desert is the hottest desert on Earth and deserts make up about one third of the global land area.
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The Great Basin Desert covers less than a quarter of North America and experiences cold temperatures despite being a desert. Some common plants in deserts include the pipe cactus, popcorn flower, fairy duster, Mormon tea, and desert ironwood. Animals often found in deserts are red kangaroos, bilbies, goannas, and camels. Camels can grow up to 6 feet tall and have two toes on each foot. The Sahara Desert is the hottest desert on Earth and deserts make up about one third of the global land area.
The desert biomes' animals
1. Deserts support a variety of carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores that have adapted to the harsh conditions. Carnivores include the roadrunner, red-tailed hawk, bobcat, and coyote which prey on smaller mammals, birds, reptiles, and insects.
2. Common herbivores are the desert bighorn sheep, gambel's quail, and desert tortoise which graze on plants and greens to obtain moisture.
3. Omnivores such as the greater roadrunner, bobcat, and coyote consume both plants and animals depending on availability of resources.
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Deserts are mainly found around the tropics and receive less than 25cm of rain annually. Contrary to popular images, most desert surfaces are small rocks and gravel, not sand, and only 15% is pure sand. Camels are well-adapted to desert travel, carrying supplies and loads with their hump providing energy. There are one-humped dromedaries and two-humped Bactrians.
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1) The document describes several animals and plants commonly found in desert biomes, including the roadrunner, Texas horned lizard, caracal, black widow spider, barrel cactus, brittle bush, chain fruit cholla, and creosote bush.
2) It provides details on the climate and characteristics of desert biomes, noting low precipitation, variable temperatures, and soil rich in minerals but poor in organic material.
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- 2. Did you know that the deserts hottest Did you day was 58 -60 know that and the coldest the desert night was -36 c? covers 20% of the earth? Did you know that most animals in the desert come out at night because it is to hot to come out at day?
- 3. The common name Sidewinder is an illusion to its unusual way of getting around. Its body moves across the sand in a side ward motion leaving a J like Patten in the sand. Sidewinding is also a primary way of moving. The Sidewinder snake is a venomous snake but is weak to other rattle snakes.
- 4. A Camel does not store water in their humps. Camels humps are just fatty tissue. The Scientific name for a camel is genus Camelus. Did you know that camels did not have humps they evolved over the years.
- 5. The hairy scorpion is venomous to prey such as insects but they are not dangerous to humans unless you are allergic. They are 8-9 different types of hairy scorpions. And can grow to about 14-15 cm long.
- 6. A desert flora copes in the desert by adaptation to the temperature of the desert by using both physical and behavirol mechanisms. The saguaro cactus. has a waxy skin and is covered in about two inch spines which are located on the trees vertical spines. In May and June the cactus grows a creamy white flowers with a yellow centers that measure up to about three inches.
- 7. Here are a few Sahara deserts. desert in The Thar Africa. desert in India. Gobi desert in Asia. Sonoran desert in Mexico.