10 Interesting Fact About The world's deserts

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• Sahara is the largest desert in the world, covering more than 3.6 million square miles.
• The Atacama Desert in South America is the drying desert in the world, some parts have no rainfall for more than 400 years.
• The Gobi Desert in Asia has a collection of the largest dinosaur fossils in the world.
• In the Namib Desert in Africa, there are shrubs known as dead wood that has died for hundreds of years but still stands tall.
• The Desert of Thar in India is a place to live for some wild camel species that are not found elsewhere in the world.
• The Ketangari Desert in South Africa has several underground rivers that allow the growth of plants and wildlife life.
• Sonoran Desert in North America is a place to live for the iconic Saguaro cactus.
• The desert in China is one of the largest areas in the world that does not have any transportation paths.
• The Negev Desert in Israel has several Kibbutz (Agricultural Community) which is very productive.
• The Mojave Desert in North America is home to several rare wildlife species, including wild cats and condor birds.