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Saturday, December 7, 2013

Sahara desert crazy wierd animals!



                The Sahara desert is a very large desert that is 3.629 million square miles. This desert used to be feared, people thinking there were evil gods and souls living there, but they probably didn’t know there were three weirdest dangerous animals living there. First one is the "Horned Vipers”. Your probably wondering what kind of animal this is. The animal is a snake! The snake has horns on top of his head. One bite from this snake can’t kill you, but can damage your tissue and blood cells. Number two: the “Death stalker scorpion” this is a green scorpion that is more venomous and deadly than regular scorpions. The death stalker scorpion has smaller pinchers that releases neurotoxins that can kill you! The last animal is the “ostrich”! You’re probably thinking that its really lame and everything, but this Ostrich can run 40 miles an hour, has incredible hearing and seeing, and last, but not least, the Ostrich can beat you up with its crazy strong legs! I bet you didn’t know that these crazy horned snakes, green scorpions, and weird Ostriches lived in a desert in Egypt! Well I’m just wondering, but did you learn anything from this post that interests you?
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  1. Tom HopperDecember 8, 2013 at 3:36 PM

    Good post, but the Sahara is not located in the Middle East.
    : )

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