The Camel: They have 3 sets of eyelids to make sure sand doesn't get into there eyes. They also have hump(s) on there back that can weigh up to 1500 lbs. Its used to store water and fat.

The Spotted Hyena: Since there is not as much food in the desert, when it does find something it has to catch it on the run. It has powerful jaws that allow it to take a huge bite while running to stop its prey.

Monitor Lizard: They are adapted to live in many different biomes including deserts and wetlands. They are good in the desert because of the extreme amount of poison that they can project. There is a limited amount of food in the desert so when they run into prey it might be one of there only shots. there large amounts of poison makes sure it dies before the prey can get away.

The Saharan Cheetah: This species is currently endangered for a number of reasons. H- Many rivers are being drained for there valuable water supply. "I" - N/A. "P" - What water it does have is now very polluted. "P"-N/A "C"-N/A. "O"- Due to much hunting of not only the species itself but many of the preys it actually eats it its causing this animal to die off at and alarming rate.

The Mustard "Saharan" Plant: In 1927 a scientist accidentally planted it thinking it was another species, years later he came back and realized his mistake. this plant had grown to far to undo his mistake.

Saguaro: This is a type of cactus that is the most common. They take a long time to grow and store a lot of water which is a good survival adaption for living in the desert. On record some of the tallest of these can grow up to 70 feet.

Anastasia: This plant is a type of tumble weed that is located mainly in Egypt which is in the Saharan desert. They adapt well to this environment because of the fact they break away from there roots and go find resources else were. they are pushed by using the wind.