By lily- ann and Skye.  The only permanent river that flows through the desert is the Okavango River.  The Kalahari desert is home to many big cats.

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By lily- ann and Skye

 The only permanent river that flows through the desert is the Okavango River.  The Kalahari desert is home to many big cats including lions, cheetahs or leopards.  The Kalahari is the southernmost desert in Africa.  It is the 6th biggest desert by area on Earth and the second biggest in Africa after the Sahara. The Taa language, spoken by less than 5,000 people in the Kalahari desert is the language with the most vowels and consonants.

 The popular game, Mario Kart features a track named Kalimari Desert. This track was inspired by the Kalahari Desert.  The Kalahari Desert actually has huge areas that are good for grazing and support more animals than are found in a true desert.

To survive, these lions can live without water for extended periods. The little moisture they do take in is obtained from the blood of their prey. To find their prey, they need to travel very long distances in search of food. Hunger will drive them to take some risks when hunting larger prey. They will sometimes use the little energy they do have to settle for smaller prey like mice – prey that other lions will see as a waste of time.

facts The Kalahari is generally known as a semi- desert or savannah, as it receives some rainfall has more plants and animals than the usual dry desert. The desert houses many different species involving birds, including the smaller weaver bird. The weaver bird creates huge nests from twigs and grass at the top of poles and trees.

 The vegetation in the arid southern regions consist mostly of grasses including Eragrostis (lovegrass), Aristida, and Stipagrostis, as well as scattered trees and shrubs including Acacia, Colophospermum, Commiphora, and Terminalia.

 The Bushmen are one of the most studied aboriginal people and it has been stipulated that the Bushman is one of our last connections with a hunter gatherer existence some 20,000 years ago before man domesticated animals or grew crops.