Rachael Teitelman, Shane Goldman, Mitchell Howe May 22, 2014 Team A.

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Rachael Teitelman, Shane Goldman, Mitchell Howe May 22, 2014 Team A

 Western North America (Nevada)  Northern Africa  Mexico  Australia  One third

 Evening temperature cooler  Yearly 24°C 32°C  Yearly 16cm  Hot no or little rain

 Very little  Store water thick leaves  Roots shallow  Cacti spikes  Cacti ;creosote ;bushes Mosquito tree ;poppies ;daises Snap dragons

 Road runners -long legs good for running  Lizards - tough scaly tight skin; doesn’t dry out - skin seals water in  Kangaroo rat -can live without drinking any water  Jack Rabbits -big ears  Hawks -fly high during day to avoid heat  Snakes -borough underground to prevent water loss

 Farmland  Animals forced to move  No cacti  Extinct  People build houses (Urbanization)