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this show that temps that are always warm and hot during summer the hottest month is July with a high of 35 degrees C

and they get about 30 mm of rain about every month. in June we only get about 3mm of rain.

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this graph show the average number of hours per month and per day. Phoenix gets the most sunshine in June with an average of 12.61 hours per day, totaling about 390.84 hours. January sees the least, with about 8.54 hours per day and 264.67 total hours. Annually, Phoenix gets roughly 3,919 hours of sunshine, averaging 326.59 hours per month.

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Dry.

Sandy

It hard to grow vegetation.

Rocky.

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Desert agave

Prickly Pear

Aloe africana

Cacti.

Barrel cactus

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Adaptations to Extreme Heat:

Water Conservation:

Camouflage:

Efficient Hunting and Foraging

Survival Strategies

Specialized Diets

Ecological Roles

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not a lot of people don't live in the desert

because it super hot and it lack resources

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Habitat degradation

fragmentation

overgrazing

climate

change

invasive species

mining

water Scarcity

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Rattlesnakes use their heat-sensitive pits to hunt and are well-known for their venomous bites and their distinctive rattle.

Gila monsters are one of the few venomous lizards, with a slow metabolism that helps them conserve energy in the desert heat.

Prairie dogs are social creatures that live in elaborate burrows and play a key role in the ecosystem by helping to aerate the soil.

Coyotes are highly adaptable canids known for thriving in a wide range of environments, including deserts.

Javelinas, or peccaries, are pig-like animals that are common in desert regions, using their sharp tusks for protection and foraging.

Horned toads, or horny toads, are unique reptiles that can flatten their bodies to blend in with the desert landscape and sometimes squirt blood from their eyes to deter predators.

Jaguars are elusive, powerful big cats that roam more tropical and subtropical areas but can be found in some deserts, especially in southern Arizona.

Bighorn sheep are known for their impressive curved horns and can climb steep, rocky desert cliffs with ease.

Jackrabbits are not true rabbits but hares, and they can run at incredible speeds to evade predators.

The roadrunner is famous for its ability to run quickly, with its distinctive call and unique hunting style, often eating small snakes and insects.

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the desert is not really productivity biome

because the soil is dry and theres a lot of sand and it really really hot to grow any vegetating and the desert barley has rain to grow anything and there's no shade there's really no animals