Deserts are such an interesting biome. The lack of vegetation is a big factor in it's look. 
I agree, the sands are so beautiful, but one could experience a big problem if they can't find shade due to lack of vegetation and water sources.
Yes indeed. It's interesting that animals still manage to live in those conditions while the barren area makes it difficult. 
Especially camels! I think I read that they store water in their humps, but I'm not sure how long they can go without water.
Yea those are very peculiar animals. There are only three surviving species.
That's interesting! I did not know that! I wonder what other wildlife lives in the desert other than camels, snakes, and lizards?
I'm not sure myself but the dessert biome makes up around a third of the land surface of the world. There has to be at-least one other. 
Definitely has to be more! I'm curious now and may research it later. That's a larger surface area than I expected.
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failing to think of their own personal experience to use as a base to talk about racism. That's a big part of the problem. If I ask most young black people what's the problem? They would say something like lack of skills and not discrimination. It's hard to stand up and say lots of us finished high school and college and got jobs but are still not where our white counterparts are in the workplace. To stand up and say this is my reality - defining the problem of discrimination is difficult