Kashif ali from class 7 submit to st. joseph's school principal sir

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Kashif ali from class 7 submit to st. joseph’s school principal sir.

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THE DESERT. .

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This lesson describes a Desert..

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When we hear the word ‘Desert’ the image that come to mind is that of a vast stretch of sand with no trees or plants..

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The word Desert means a place that does not get rainfall and has no vegetation..

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Desert do receive rainfall, though only rarely.. .

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Desert are not always flat, they can have hills, mountain and hills..

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An oasis is a green island in the desert, with a spring or a well supporting life..

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Desert can be hot like thar or cold like ladakh ..

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9). Some Desert have almost no water.. . .

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In such Desert, strong winds lift heap of sand and move them around, forming sand dunes..

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These sand dunes keep shifting all the time .. .

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abstract. Many people , plants and animals live in Desert..

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They adapt themselves to the hot and dry conditions..

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Plants and animals living in Desert can survive with less water.

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For example camels don’t need to drink water every day..

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abstract. They don’t sweat much and therefore they retain water in their body..

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Camel can also tolerate very high body temperatures..

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Smaller desert animals stay underground during the day and come out at night. They get their water from the meat of their prey..

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Other desert animals obtain water from the plants and seeds they eat..

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Cactus roots absorb moisture from the light, occasional rains. The cactus store water in its thick stem..

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Generally, the Desert climate is dry and the temperatures very significantly between day and night ..

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Since Desert do not have a layer of moisture covering the earth’s surface, the land is exposed to the harsh ray of the sun. so, it is very hot during the day and cold at night..

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Like forest an oceans, desert are also a part of nature with their own beauty and importance.

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Pro Deo Et P atria Estd.2020 CHHUTMALPUR. St. joseph’s school thanks for watch my ppt.