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Description: Rodent, small, puffed around body, tufted tail

Adaptations: Thick coats for cold weather and their coats change to blend in their environment

Locations: Southwestern United States and Mexico

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Latitude: 30 degrees latitude North and 30 degrees latitude South
Altitude: Can vary from 1,300 in the Sahara

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People drilled for many fossil fuels. such as oil ,which causes pollution and is harmful to the animals living near

Several species of animals have been hunted down ,which can cause them to be endangered or extinct

Development of cities will destroy animal's habitats

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Description: The culms are light green to yellowish green and the sparsely covered with short stiff hair

Adaptations: They are primary producers and get eaten by insects and animals

Locations: Eastern North America

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The hottest desert is the Sahara (Hottest Temperature 136 F)

The driest desert receives on average 1 centimeter of rain to every 5-20 years

The original name for the word desert is "an abandoned place"

The largest and coldest desert is Antarctica (Lowest Temperature -81C)

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Locations: Gobi Desert, Sonoran Desert,etc.
Temperature ranges: 41 F (Winter) 55 to 75 F (Summer)
Precipitation: Average rainfall is 3-5 inches
Description: Beautiful sand colors and rock formations

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Description: Venomous, rough and bumpy skin, black and orange or pinkish to yellowish color

Adaptations: The color of its skin serves as camouflage to protect themselves from predators and have claws to dig burrows.They also have excellent senses of taste and smell

Locations: South Western United States and New Mexico

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Description: Nonvenomous, scales have a smooth, glossy texture, colored black and yellow

Adaptations: Evolved to need little water and they don't have to eat daily. Avoid predators by their colors that mimics the desert ground

Locations: Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas

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Description: Large, woody, bush-like shrub

Adaptations: Deep root system that can cover an area and extract
as much moisture and nutrients from the soil

Locations: North America, South America, Eurasia, and Australia

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Description: Towering height, green prickly needles

Adaptations: Needles keep away the predators and have small, spiky leaves that reduce the evaporation of water and carries photosynthesis like any other plants

Locations: It is worldwide