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What sort of wildlife inhabits the Libyan Desert?In: Animal Life, Africa, Landscapes |
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The Libyan desert is also known as the Great Sand Sea or Western Desert. As one of the most arid places on Earth, there is not a lot that can live there. However, wildlife includes camels (on the fringes), fennec foxes, rodents, snakes (e.g. sand vipers), lizards, insects (e.g. locusts), and scorpions. Scorpions and sand-vipers are predominant. Birds include vultures, hawks, pigeons and ravens.
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