10 Interesting Fact About The world's largest deserts

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• Sahara Desert in Africa is the largest desert in the world with an area of more than 9 million square km.
• Antarctic desert is the coldest desert in the world with an average temperature below -20 degrees Celsius.
• The Gobi Desert in Asia is the fifth largest desert in the world with an area of more than 1.3 million square km.
• The Desert of Ketangari in South Africa is actually not a true desert because it has many vegetation and biodiversity.
• Namib Desert in Africa is the oldest desert in the world with more than 55 million years old.
• Atacama Desert in South America is the drying desert in the world with several regions that have never been raining for thousands of years.
• The Mojave Desert in North America is home to around 200 species of birds and other endangered animals.
• Tanami Desert in Australia has many stone art sites made by Aboriginal people for thousands of years.
• The Desert of Thar in India is a home for rare animal species such as wild cats that are endangered.
• Taklamakan Desert in China is the second largest desert in the world known as strong winds and moving sand.