Desert
Japanese Name
さばく
sabaku
Description
- A desert is a very dry area with little rainfall.
- It can be hot, cold, or both depending on the region.
- Many deserts have sand dunes, rocks, and dry land.
- Plants in deserts are specially adapted to survive with little water.
- Common desert plants include cacti and dry shrubs.
- Animals such as camels, lizards, and foxes live in deserts.
- Days are often very hot, while nights can be very cold.
- Deserts are one of the harshest environments on Earth.
History
- Deserts have existed on Earth for millions of years.
- Ancient civilizations developed near desert areas and rivers.
- People learned to survive using limited water resources.
- Trade routes like the Silk Road crossed major deserts.
- Nomadic tribes traveled through deserts with camels.
- Deserts played an important role in human migration and trade.
- Modern technology made desert life more possible.
- Today, deserts are important for science and environmental studies.
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