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The World’s Largest Desert: Antarctica
Wednesday, 23rd June 2010 by Matt Bucher
When one thinks of Antarctica, the word “desert” probably does not come immediately to mind. We think of deserts as hot, sandy, sun-drenched places. However, the technical definition is just a place that receives very little precipitation, less than 250 millimetres (10 inches) per year. So there are “hot deserts” and “cold deserts” and that means the vast majority of our southernmost continent is indeed a desert—the world’s largest. Overall,…











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