Deserts

It is an environment which consists of mostly sand, very few trees and vey few water pools. It is very hot and‍‍ doesn't have many living things ‍‍in it. Yama is right, but can we go further in our definition? A desert is a place that records less than 10 mm of rain per year. Deserts can be either hot or cold. Some of the cold deserts even experience occasional snowfall. Deserts are found in such __#|locations__ as central Australia, north Africa, central Asia, and even Antarctica. 1. Antarctia desert Area: 5,339,573 2.Artic desert area: 1,003,600+ 3.Sahara desert Area: 3,320,000+ 4.Arabian desert Area: 900,000 Summer days: 38 – 42 degres. || Winter days: 25-30 degres but the nights are freezing!
 * What is a DESERT?**
 * Is desert hot or cold?**
 * What lives on on a desert? Is there any particular plants or animals that live there and do people live in deserted place such as uluru?**
 * Here are __#|the first__ four deserts and in area (miles).**
 * < desert ||< size & location ||< climate ||< enviroment ||
 * < the great victorian desert ||< 424,400 km2 (163,900 miles2) ||< The great victorian desert recives only little rain, it averges around 200-250 mm of rain a year. ||< || There is a lot of vegetation such as: marble gums, mulga and spinifex grass. ||
 * < the great sandy desert ||< 284,993 km2 (110,038 miles2) ||< || The climate is pretty dry, but the great sandy desert recives a suprising amount of rain.
 * < the great sandy desert ||< 284,993 km2 (110,038 miles2) ||< || The climate is pretty dry, but the great sandy desert recives a suprising amount of rain.
 * < || The desert is very flat. || ||
 * < tanami desert ||< 184,500 km2 (71.235 square miles) ||< The average annual rainfall in the tanami desert is over 400mm! ||< It has some wetland areas like: Lake Surprise in the Northern Territory. ||