A World of Extremes π
Deserts cover about one-fifth of Earth's land surface. They are areas of extreme temperatures, with sweltering days and chilly nights.
Despite these harsh conditions, deserts are home to a variety of plants and animals uniquely adapted to such environments. Learn more about these adaptations.
Flora and Fauna πΏπ¦
The desert flora predominantly consists of hardy plants like cacti, which store water in their thick stems. Discover different types of cacti that thrive in deserts.
Animal life ranges from reptiles like reptiles to mammals like camels. Each has evolved unique ways to conserve water and handle the high temperatures. Check out how reptiles survive in extreme climates.
Desert Conservation Efforts π
With growing environmental concerns, it is vital to protect desert ecosystems. They play a critical role in the global ecosystem and offer unique research opportunities. Read more about conservation efforts.