1. Sahara Sahara Desert in Northern Africa

2. How big is the Sahara? The Sahara is 3.3 million square miles or 25% of Africa.

3. What is the tribe in the Sahara? The tribe is the Turegs. Some customs are wearing blue vials and trading gold and ivory.

4. Meals Camel’s milk and dried dates It is milk from camels and then they dry the dates in baking sun.

5. Animals The Sahara is a home for fennec fox, camel, jerboa, and horned viper. Some animals are the fennec fox, the jerboa, camels and horned viper. The fennec fox is the size of a cat it has huge ears to keep cool it hunts at night. A camel is a horse like creature that can hold water for months. The jerboa is a small mouse that makes tunnels to cool its self down. A horned viper is very dangerous and has a poisonous bite. It can grow up to 2 feet.

6. Oasis It is a small pond formed by natural springs that gives water to people and animals.

7. Topography Chotts, wadis and regs. A reg is a plain of sand and black gravel. Chotts are depressions filled with salt. A wadis is a temporary water source.

8. The average temperature? The average temperature is 85 to103.

9. The highest temperature The Sahara holds the world record for highest temperature at 103.5

10. It is not very rainy! It rains about 1.5 to 2.56 inches a year.

11. Countries Algeria, Tunisia Chad, Egypt Libya, Mali Mauritania, Morocco Niger, Sudan Western Sahara

12. Climate Very hot and dry and sandy too.

13. I hope you enjoyed… The Sahara PowerPoint by Tommy Wilber