do the bahamas have any deserts in the bahamas?
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NO!!! maam. we have lush greeny landscape, the bluest skies, and the clearest water, but no deserts
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Deserts can form in several ways that I know of...\n\nRainshadow effect on the leeward side of a mountain range. Most of the water is wrenched out of the air masses before they reach the other side of the range. This is due to the lifting of the air. It is forced to rise, condenses due to adiabatic cooling, & precipitates.\n\nThe most influential cause would be high pressure belts located around the world. These places are roughly located around the tropics of cancer & capricorn. In these areas, the high pressure is pushing down air. When there is a continuous belt of high pressure, air doesn't rise. If air doesn't rise then clouds can't form & rain won't happen. The Sahara & the Kalahari in Africa are examples.\n\nAnother would be inland deserts. They are so far removed from sources of moisture that they simply never get any. If I am not mistaken, the Gobi Desert is one.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_deserts This is the list of deserts, but each has a link to more information including the area.
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What exactly is the question? What about animal life in tropical desert? I'll assume you mean "What animals live in tropical deserts?"\n\n-Camel\n-Antelope\n-Gazelle\n-Ostrich\n-Hyena\n-Jackal\n-Hedgehog\n-Fox\n-Owl\n-Vulture\n-Various rodents\n-Viper\n-Lots of different kinds of reptiles, insects, birds, and arachnids\n-Llama
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OK!\nCold deserts are at altitudes above the tree line on mountains and outside the Artic/Antartic Circles. Permafrost is the rule and so plants that grow must be ephemeral (short lived), mosses and lichens. \n\nSorry but I can't help more than taht>
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The Sahara desert is the worlds largest desert. It reaches from the Atlantic ocean side, to the Red Sea. It is over 5,200 miles long. In total it covers more than 3,500,000 square miles. In the west the Sahara is very rocky with unsettled ground. It has many underground rivers. The central region has more elevation then others. The Libyan desert isn't eastern Sahara. It is very dry. The climate in the Sahara is very dry and hot. It becomes hot during the day, and turns cold at night. It has an average of 8 inches of rain each year. It has a small population of 2 million people due to the little rain fall. \n\nThe Sahara desert covers most of North Africa, one third of the continent. Some areas can be for several years with not one drop of rainfall. They are many wind storms, causing lots of dust and sand to blow everywhere.\n\nBoth the Nile and the Niger rivers cross through the Sahara. They support most of the deserts human population. \n\nThe boundaries of the Sahara are the Atlas mountains and Mediterranean sea on the north. The Atlantic Ocean on the west. The Red Sea and Egypt, and the Sudan and the valley of the Niger River on the south.
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Here is your best source for your 5 facts.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobi_Desert
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This would certainly depend on the geography of the island.  While people may tend to think the basics, like palm and coconut trees, ferns, etc. - there are islands that have little vegetation, such as Mona Island in Puerta Rico, which has little vegetation.  There is also an island called Marion Island which is east in the Southern Indian Ocean.  It has little vegetation except for lichen in the center of the island.
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Generally desert.  Look it up at the library or online - you can do that, ya know.
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Here are some cool facts...\n\n~Antarctica is actually a desert, receiving about the same precipitation (less than 2 inches a year), as the Sahara Desert. \n\n~Dogs have been banned from Antarctica to protect the seal population. \n\n~If Antarctica were to melt, the sea level would rise over 200 feet. \n\nHere are some links that have more...
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Margarita Island and duty-free!!  Hotter than hell too!!  Beautiful place!
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rock, and the depth will be different wherever you decide to dig. there are even deserts that don't have any sand at all, just exposed rock and "normal" earth everywhere.
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Probably about 90%; scientists just found a large area of land in Papua New Guinea (a large island north of Australia) that had never been searched by the natives before.  They found new bats and a new kangaroo, called a golden kangaroo.  There are likely places in the Sahara desert and Gobi desert (in Asia) that have never been touched by man, as well as much of the Australia outback, the north pole region (including Greenland) and Anarctica.  The person who said 100% is simply ignornant.
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There are polar caps on Mars that vary with the season. These are composed of ice, and dry ice (solid CO2). The Martian atmosphere is about 3% water vapor, which is the most water vapor that it can hold at its temperature and pressure, so it has a high relative humidity. We believe that Mars has permafrost under the surface. There appear to be runoff channels from water in some places on the Martian surface. \n\nIf there ever was a civilization on Mars, they did not leave much in the way of clues or ruins, or at least they have not been found yet, and I suspect they will not be.
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Here is a list of the national symbols and holidays in the Bahamas:\nhttp://www.bahamas-travel.info/symbols.html
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The answer, unless it has changed in the last 5 years, is no. \n\nCheck out the Methadone Travel Guide @ http://www.indro-online.de/travel.htm for the entire country index and click Bahamas. \n\nThe direct link for the Bahamas is http://www.indro-online.de/bahamas.htm
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hard to say. i found lots of things in the desert. my husband is a geologist. if you mail me a picture, i will have him look at it.\nthere is lot of crystal stuff in egyptian deserts, most are worthless unless you enjoy it as decoration in your house. does it has a greenish tone in the bottom of the crystals? i have lots of them. it depends also where you found it. if it was near a roman settlement, it could be ancient glass, but if it scratch glass now, i doubt it. i found lots of this, but not this big of a piece, that would be uncommon. tell me more about it, maybe i can help you.\n\nsend me a picture...susuegypt@hotmail.com