The Desert Biome - Biomes #4
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Date: 2024-01-04
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-davidwittberg683
Love your videos, I absolutely adore deserts but I have only been to Tenerife so far as most deserts are dangerous or very far, but what I saw was amazing.
On the south side it's way drier then the north, the size of the Optunia, agave and Canary date palms was really impressive on both sides though, great botanical garden in Puerto Cruz and amazing palmery in Santa Cruz. Then there is the caldera that is cold and dry, very varied for such a small island.
In Zelda desert is always the coolest area with the best ost. Speaking of music, do you know what that track in the beginning is called?
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Love your videos, I absolutely adore deserts but I have only been to Tenerife so far as most deserts are dangerous or very far, but what I saw was amazing.
On the south side it's way drier then the north, the size of the Optunia, agave and Canary date palms was really impressive on both sides though, great botanical garden in Puerto Cruz and amazing palmery in Santa Cruz. Then there is the caldera that is cold and dry, very varied for such a small island.
In Zelda desert is always the coolest area with the best ost. Speaking of music, do you know what that track in the beginning is called?
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-desertdc123
Hot vs. cold, hot vs. cold seem extreme, minimizing so many in-between areas where millions of people live in North America, alone. Much warm temperate vs. subtropical here. The Barrow (sp) system seems that way in its tiny semi-arid margin being the only one with much vegetation, while the vast Sahara and some others where few live are so distinguished.
But perhaps my division to acknowledge differences where most people live vs. a system that emphasizes where most live from where almost nobody lives is it's point? If so, the Barrow system does the latter well.
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Hot vs. cold, hot vs. cold seem extreme, minimizing so many in-between areas where millions of people live in North America, alone. Much warm temperate vs. subtropical here. The Barrow (sp) system seems that way in its tiny semi-arid margin being the only one with much vegetation, while the vast Sahara and some others where few live are so distinguished.
But perhaps my division to acknowledge differences where most people live vs. a system that emphasizes where most live from where almost nobody lives is it's point? If so, the Barrow system does the latter well.
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-Alice-gr1kb
Super cool video! I remember going to Arizona, and it being super different from my Continental home. The air was so dry, and it was weird not having humidity, and it only appeared right before monsoon rains, which lasted minutes and were intense (the region we were in is BSk. All the plants were small and needly, and most people had rock lawns which was interesting. And there were no wood trees, which was super crazy because my house is right next to a deciduous forest so that was a whole biome change
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Super cool video! I remember going to Arizona, and it being super different from my Continental home. The air was so dry, and it was weird not having humidity, and it only appeared right before monsoon rains, which lasted minutes and were intense (the region we were in is BSk. All the plants were small and needly, and most people had rock lawns which was interesting. And there were no wood trees, which was super crazy because my house is right next to a deciduous forest so that was a whole biome change
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fun-facts
Absolutely amazing video. I myself am currently starting my geography college career and this helped so much! And also worth noting that I-m from the Canary Islands and I wasn-t expecting you to mention our semi arid coastal climate, so that was a pleasant surprise! Gracias por todo!
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Absolutely amazing video. I myself am currently starting my geography college career and this helped so much! And also worth noting that I-m from the Canary Islands and I wasn-t expecting you to mention our semi arid coastal climate, so that was a pleasant surprise! Gracias por todo!
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-wonderwang1585
fine video, thank a lot! one thing boggles me, that is that desert maybe a grassland once before, and through desertification to become desrt now, so how many of them was actually a desert?
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fine video, thank a lot! one thing boggles me, that is that desert maybe a grassland once before, and through desertification to become desrt now, so how many of them was actually a desert?
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---Paws--
Would be interesting to have camels in North America, much like how horses were reintroduced. Camels, like the horses, once roamed North America tens of thousands years ago.
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Would be interesting to have camels in North America, much like how horses were reintroduced. Camels, like the horses, once roamed North America tens of thousands years ago.
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-zachbuddie8393
I keep coming back to these videos. I rewatch every few months to brush up. Would love an episode on freshwater like rivers, streams, lakes, ponds, and vernal pools!
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I keep coming back to these videos. I rewatch every few months to brush up. Would love an episode on freshwater like rivers, streams, lakes, ponds, and vernal pools!
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-kailichttrager229
Probably since this series had een produced, the oldest trees are now found in the south of Cile! The ldest one now on the planet is OVER half a millennia old!
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Probably since this series had een produced, the oldest trees are now found in the south of Cile! The ldest one now on the planet is OVER half a millennia old!
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Wm
I'm going to be naughty and say you didn't pay enough attention to the weird deserts like the coast of Namibia where it is damp and hot and cold and dry all in the same day.
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I'm going to be naughty and say you didn't pay enough attention to the weird deserts like the coast of Namibia where it is damp and hot and cold and dry all in the same day.
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-powerofanime1
I've heard that despite the low number of total plants and animals, deserts are actually incredibly diverse among those that it does support. Is this true?
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I've heard that despite the low number of total plants and animals, deserts are actually incredibly diverse among those that it does support. Is this true?
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-Geodiode
Hi Everyone! I hope you enjoyed this video. Please let me know of your experiences in the deserts, whether this was through travel or if you live in one!
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Hi Everyone! I hope you enjoyed this video. Please let me know of your experiences in the deserts, whether this was through travel or if you live in one!
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-corki9930
Will the step and prairie be in one episode?
Because in your introduction episode, it had them as two separate episode and it confused me.
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Will the step and prairie be in one episode?
Because in your introduction episode, it had them as two separate episode and it confused me.
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-manu_bdl9333
Thanks so much for those videos! Honestly I am having lectures on biomes rn and I really can't get into it, so you're a lifesaver!
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Thanks so much for those videos! Honestly I am having lectures on biomes rn and I really can't get into it, so you're a lifesaver!
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-briancox4510
According to your definition of a desert, all beaches are deserts!
A desert is defined by precipitation, not ground cover.
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According to your definition of a desert, all beaches are deserts!
A desert is defined by precipitation, not ground cover.
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-Assam-tf4lu
Will be waiting for another humid subtropical monsoon climate of India in general and Assam (my home state) in particular.
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Will be waiting for another humid subtropical monsoon climate of India in general and Assam (my home state) in particular.
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fun-facts
Insuperable graphics, photography, music, concise information and smooth perfect delivery. Congratulations
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Insuperable graphics, photography, music, concise information and smooth perfect delivery. Congratulations
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fun-facts
Wide in scope, brilliant delivery, stimulating, amusing information, Congratulations from Puerto Rico.
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Wide in scope, brilliant delivery, stimulating, amusing information, Congratulations from Puerto Rico.
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fun-facts
w0w! love your series. SOOOOOOO well made! thank you for sharing your creation w/ the world! -chief
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w0w! love your series. SOOOOOOO well made! thank you for sharing your creation w/ the world! -chief
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