By: Connor Chandler & Gracson Byrd.  Location-Different locations around the world; mainly near plains  Description- Hot and dry with very little water.

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By: Connor Chandler & Gracson Byrd

 Location-Different locations around the world; mainly near plains  Description- Hot and dry with very little water  Soil type- Fine, grainy sand  Precipitation- Ten inches or less of rain  Temperature range ˚C  Climate- Hot and dry

 Plants- Cacti, Dragon Tree, Desert Spoon, Aloe, Yucca, etc…  Animals- Dingo, Sand Fox, Lizards, Rats, Owls, Snake, Deer, Rabbits, Gila Monsters, Camels

 Plants- Spikes, Shallow Roots, Water Storage  Animals- Nocturnal, Size (Mostly small), Water Storage, Spikes, Speed

 Biotic-The animals strongly rely on the plants for water and sometimes shade Abiotic- Animals burrow in the sand and hide under the pocks for protection from the shade; Plants require the sand for soil