namib desert造句
1. Fairy circles, or grassless patches, spot the Namib Desert in Namibia, seen here from an airplane.
2. Just the Namib Desert, said to be the oldest on Earth, having maintained at least semi-arid conditions for anywhere between 55 and 80 million years.
3. The sand dunes of Sossusvlei in the Namib Desert are situated in the Namib-Naukluft Park, the largest conservation area in Africa.
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4. The Namib Desert in Africa and the Atacama Desert in Chile are examples of coastal deserts.
5. The Namib Desert is home to the world's biggest migrating dunes, which reach heights of nearly a thousand feet.
6. But the Namaqua chameleons - found in the Namib Desert - are perhaps the most peculiar. It has adapted to its surroundings in many ways.
7. C4 Safaris offers tours of the Namib Desert aimed at amateur photographers.
8. Read from the plane, the Namib desert in Namibia seems to be seen on a circle or a fine grass patch.
9. And it said that bumps on the wing cases of the Namib desert beetle enabled it to gather water droplets from frequent fogs in a region where only about 1 cm (0.5 inch) of rain falls a year.
10. Alone in a vast expanse of sand, a man treks across giant dunes in Namibia's Namib Desert.
11. Highlights in the south are the grandiose Fish River Canyon and the Sossusvlei region of the Namib Desert.
12. Over thousands of years winds have sculpted sand in the Namib Desert into some of the world's tallest dunes, colored red by iron oxide.
13. At dawn, three weeks before the winter solstice, the last tendrils of fog curled gray against the pinking sky over a sand dune on the eastern edge of the Namib Desert.
14. For the first time in three weeks I am alone, driving from Windhoek toward the Namib Desert beneath a ubiquitous blue sky, its presence above the savannah creating the illusion of a flat, wide Earth.
15. Wind-sculpted dunes sprawl across the Sesriem and Sossusvlei dune area in Namibia's Namib Desert.
16. The African Stenocara beetle has become mildly famous for using its wings to capture vapor molecules in the parched Namib Desert air and to herd them into a droplet that rolls into its mouth.
17. Before you enter this abandoned mining town in the Namib desert, you'll need to stop in nearby Luderitz for a permit -- a holdover from the days when Kolmanskop was a free-for-all for diamond hunters.