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What would happen to organisms that slowly changed from a rainforest to a desert?
What would happen to the animal is that it might die because throughout its whole life it lived in the rainforest. Also because it doesn't know how to live in a desert and it doesn't have the adaptions for the desert.
Is a desert fox stronger than an Arctic fox?
it would be the arctic fox but the live in very different habbitats
Do people live on a desert island?
If people lived on a desert island, it would not be a desert island. It would be an inhabited island.
How would life be different if you lived in the arctic?
Because if you lived in the arctic then life wouldn't be the same because you would n't wear the clothes you do now or play the same sports as you do now.
What would happen next if all sagebrush disappeared from a desert?
What would happen next if sagebrush is disappeared frrom a desert?
What would happen if the gray fox were placed in the Arctic?
They wold have to adapt to the cold arctic
Is the desert fox stronger than an arctic fox?
The desert fox (fennec fox) is a very small animal and would be no match for the much larger arctic fox. They would never meet for such an encounter in nature. The arctic fox is found north of the Arctic Circle and lives in the tundra while the fennec lives in the Sahara.
What would happen if the desert got bigger?
Well depending on how big the desert was in the begining and the end so i dont think anything would happen
What would happen if you put an iceberg in the desert?
It would MELT!
What would happen if a gray fox were placed in the Arctic?
they would have to adapt to the cold
Is the arctic considered a desert?
There is an Antarctic Desert. Almost the entire continent of Antarctica is considered desert. Some clain that the Arctic is also a desert. However, much of the Arctic is either open sea or sea ice and not land. Those areas on land are mostly tundra which is a different biome from a desert.
Are the North and South Poles considered deserts?
The South Pole, which is located in Antarctica, is a desert. The North Pole is not located on a continent but on sea ice so cannot be considered as a desert. Continental lands that do surround the Arctic would be considered as tundra.
