sahara desert

• The Sahara is the largest desert on Earth, covering most of North Africa.
• The climate of the Sahara Desert is extremely dry with very little rainfall.
• Temperatures can reach over 50°C during the day but drop to below freezing at night.
• Camels have adapted to survive in the desert by being able to store water in their humps and go without drinking for long periods of time.
• There are few plants or animals that live in this harsh environment.
• Despite its extreme conditions, some people still choose to live in the Sahara Desert due to cultural traditions and economic opportunities.
• People who live in the Sahara Desert often rely on traditional methods such as camel herding and agriculture using irrigation systems.
• Sahara desert covers the country: Algeria, Libya, Egypt, western sahara, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan, Eritrea, Somali republic.