5. THERE ARE MANY LOTS OF LIVESTOCKS IN SAHARA
The Sahara Desert is home to about 2.5 million people. Primarily concentrated in Egypt, Morocco, Algerie and Mauritania. The largest city on the desert is the Sahara, Cairo – the capital of Egypt, located in the Nile valley.
There are even big cities growing day in the desert. Located on oil wells or arterial roads, many cities in the middle of the desert have conditions to grow.
6. BOOKS IN THE ARGENTICITY
The city of Chinguetti, located in West Africa, Mauritania is a huge bookstore in the middle of the vast desert. The city was once one of the bustling and wealthy trading centers of traders from Africa and North Africa.
The Sahara is known for its huge sand dunes. However, the Sahara possesses diverse terrain, the desert surface expands various terrains such as boulders plateau, plain covered with gravel, valleys and even salty soils. Scientists have spent many years explaining these types of terrain.
There are a huge number of books here with over 6000 books and rare manuscripts. This is a UNESCO World Heritage site that needs to be preserved.
7. SAHARA IS ONLY 30% IS SAND
The Sahara is known for its huge sand dunes. However, the Sahara possesses diverse terrain, the desert surface expands various terrains such as boulders plateau, plain covered with gravel, valleys and even salty soils. Scientists have spent many years explaining these types of terrain.
8. SAHARA DESERT IS HAPPY
In early 2018, unusual snowfall in the desert created a spectacular sight. White snow dunes cover the Sahara region of Ain Sefra, Algeria. Winter 2017 is the first time in nearly 40 years that this desert has welcomed snow.
In December 1979, snow fell in the Ain Sefra area, when a blizzard appeared and lasted half an hour, causing many vehicles to be stuck and traffic difficult.
