Sentences describing the desert environment

1. There is a large temperature difference in desert areas. The average annual temperature difference can reach 30-50℃, and the daily temperature difference is even greater. The ground temperature can reach over 60℃ at noon in summer. If you bury an egg on the beach, it will burn soon. Ripe. The temperature at night dropped below 10℃ again. Due to the large temperature difference between day and night, which is beneficial for plants to store sugar, the fruits in desert oases are particularly sweet.

2. There is not a tree, a fence, or a stone that can hide me. The cold wind rushed towards me like cavalry on the plains, and I had to turn around to avoid its attack. I lay down and stood up again. Whether I was lying down or standing, I had to be whipped by the cold wind.

3. The Gobi Desert is mainly distributed in the western region of my country. The vast Gobi Desert is covered with coarse sand and gravel, which makes a rustling sound when you step on it. A series of dry ditches lie lifelessly on it. Except for some drought-tolerant plants such as ephedra and angustifolia dotted here and there, few plants grow and animals have fled away. Seeing this scene, I truly understood the artistic conception of "the bird does not fly in the desert and the desert is so poor, and the dreams of thousands of moraines are still lazy".

4. I found that there was no hiding place in the desert. The desert is as smooth as marble. It won't provide you with any shade during the day and will just leave you without any protection from the cold wind at night. The rendering environment is harsh.

5. People should be vigilant because some deserts are not naturally formed, but are caused by humans. For example, in the United States from 1908 to 1938, due to the deforestation of more than 900 million acres, large areas of grassland were destroyed, resulting in large areas of green land turning into desert. During the reclamation movement of the Soviet Union from 1954 to 1963, the grasslands of Central Asia were severely damaged. Instead of obtaining arable land, it caused desert disasters.

6. The Sahara Desert has brought great harm to mankind. It has swallowed up farmland, villages, and buried railways, highways and other transportation facilities. According to historical records, the ancient city of Loulan on my country's Silk Road was swallowed by the desert. Nowadays, humans are doing everything possible to prevent and control desertification, such as planting trees, planting grass to fix sand, and setting up sand barriers, etc., all of which have achieved good results.

7. However, the desert where the storm is raging is a different scene. When the wind blows, the yellow sand dances with it. The whole sky becomes a stage for the raging yellow sand. The rolling yellow sand follows the strong wind, The sand dunes moved, and the fragile oasis trembled in the raging wind and sand, fearing that the rolling sand dunes would drown it. In this way, a season of wind and sand has changed the topography of the desert. However, the restless sand and dust have been drifting towards the sea with the wind that refuses to weaken. This is what we call a sandstorm.

8. The Gobi Desert is sometimes quiet, so quiet that it is suffocating. Occasionally, a whirlwind rolls up a pillar of yellow sand and rises leisurely into the sky, creating an inexplicable atmosphere of silence. Sometimes there are strong winds, flying sand and rocks. The momentum seems to destroy the entire nature under its power, which is terrifying and helpless. Walking into the Gobi Desert is like entering a primitive wilderness, desolate and lifeless. However, in search of water, the ephedra dug its roots deep into the coarse gravel. This unspectacular plant has very narrow, yellow branches and leaves, but it raises its head high and stares angrily at the wasteland, showing no sign of compromise or begging for charity.

9. The gravel under the scorching sun exudes a trace of heat. Looking up, it seems that the yellow sand under your feet is floating with a faint and continuing heat wave. The camel's soles are in the desert. Leave traces of your journey. In this big desert, are there hidden legends?

10. Desert areas have strong sand and strong winds. The maximum wind force can reach level 10-12. Strong winds stir up large amounts of floating sand, forming ferocious wind and sand flow, which continuously erodes the ground and causes drastic changes in the landscape.

11. At a glance, there is a monotonous yellow color everywhere, not even a tree. The vastness of the desert makes each of us feel tired, as if we will never get out. It was nearly noon, and the sun was rising so high that the desert was smoking. We got off the car to rest and put up an awning, but the sand was so hot that we were told to stand rather than sit. For the first time, I felt the horror of the desert.

12. The boundless sea of ??sand is dotted with clumps of trees, which are sand willows. The clumps of sand willows inject vitality into the originally silent sand sea. In order to survive in the water-scarce desert, Salix relies on its tenacious perseverance to pierce its roots deeply into the sand, reaching tens of meters long, extending to places with water sources. Here, once life is born, it is difficult to die, because the harsh environment can often nurture great and tenacious life.

13. The vast desert, the dead sea of ??sand. Powerful, quiet, and with a straight face, it always gives you a monotonous color: yellow, yellow, always hot yellow. It is as if nature has solidified the turbulent waves and emptying angry waves in an instant, making it stay still forever.

14. The waves of sand surged forward one by one, like an invisible giant hand, peeling off one layer after another of the desert.

15. Under the scorching sun, the Gobi Desert is like being roasted on a stove. The scorching heat wave sweeps through every inch of the land, making people breathless.