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Wadis are prime breeding locations for the popular desert locust which would inhabit vast desert areas across northern Africa. The moisture initiates the hatching of the locusts’ eggs and also brings a bloom of fresh vegetatio

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While some Wadis's are amazing to look at some are usually about 3.77 inches deep of water.

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The Arabian Tahr is the smallest animal of its species in the world. The wadi is the perfect enviorment for the Arabian Tahr because of the rocky slopes and mountain cliffs. Global warming is increasing the incidence of drought, which would dry up water holes. Also with the high tempature it may have an increase in the wildfires that will eventually alter the deserts landscapes.

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Wadis's are usually located around the flat parts of deserts with low amount of rain per year.

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These communites take advantage of the little rain they get a year by planting crops and raising livestock.  Common crops grown near wadis's are usually wheat, barley, and plam trees. Wadis's often become important stops along trade routes as places to refill and obtain food

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Wadis's are located in flat parts of the desert and are dry except during raining season. Wadis's include cape fox, vipers, Arabian tahr and etc. They see a minimum 31.5 inches of rain per year.