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Diverse all the desert
| Published: 11 October 2014
Sahara, Taklamakan, Gobi, Kalahari ... We all know a lot in the world with these world-famous deserts. The names of the pages of the geography book are in the eye. But maybe we do not know the slightest desert, that is, Dessert. For example, I do not know how beautifully it has been with the colorfulness of the weather in the desert, like the nature of Salar de Uni and Namib. Again, the light of the sun is reflected in the sand somewhere that the desert became a mirror, the ocean of sand and the wild beasts of the wild. The unknown mysteries know how many are hidden in those deserts. It is good to know about the desert, but there are two types of desert. As it may be the state of sand, it can be the state of the ice again. In fact, in the places of the world where rainfall is less than 250 millimeters per year and the evaporation is more than rainfall, we say that the desert. According to this definition, the Sahara is in the desert, so Antarctica and the North Pole are also covered by 'desert'.
Sahara, Kalahari and Namib (Africa)
The world's longest desert Sahara is so large that it can enter the whole continent of Europe. Sand Dunes (sand stacks) can be seen far away in the desert. The highest height is 90 meters high. The dry Sahara has a temperature of more than 50 degrees. In some parts of Dhun Dhun sand, cultivating trees with drought resistant trees is being done. There are more than 500 species of species of trees. Kalahari, the second important desert in Africa. This desert is not as dry as the Sahara of 3000m above sea level, in some parts it is very good rainfall. One of Africa's tourist destinations, Kalahari is famous for its Animal Safari. The indigenous Bushmen here live in the desert for some 20,000 years. In the southern part of Africa, the Namib desert is not as big as the Sahara, but it is different. Its 300 meter high Suevlei Sand Dune is the highest in the world. Not only that, Namibai is the only desert, where elephants are found. Numerous trees and animals make this desert attractive.
Gobi and Taklamakan (Central Asia)
Asia's largest desert Gobi and the biggest desert of China, Taklamakan, sometimes under minus 20 degrees, is sometimes above 40 degrees. There is tremendous snowfall in two directions.
Atakama (Chile)
The parts of the Atlacam desert that range from Peru to Chile are part of Chile, the driest regions of the world. In some parts of it there was no drop of rain for almost 400 years. The strange thing is that in this desert, the 'Camachachaka' cloud (the local name of the cloud stored on this desert coast) enters, and there is no favorable rainfall in favor of cultivation.
Antarctica 
The fifth largest continent of the seven continents, Antarcticai, is the world's largest dwarf, and also the driest desert in the world. The cold rain in Dhaka, where the rain is most rain, its amount is 200 millimeter. In 1983, the lowest temperature was minus 89.2 degrees Celsius.
Salar de Uni (Bolivia)
Bolivia's Salar de Uni is the longest deserted desert in the world. About 10 billion tons of salt is stored here and 25,000 tons of salt is taken away from here. When the sun's light was reflected in the plain desert, the mirror became a sheet of sand, and the picture of the sky became blurred.
