Desert tribes

Desert tribes are groups of people who have adapted to living in arid, dry environments characterized by scarce water and limited vegetation. They develop unique lifestyles, cultures, and survival skills, such as nomadic herding, specially designed clothing, and knowledge of water sources. These communities often rely on close social bonds, traditional practices, and resilience to thrive despite challenging conditions. Their way of life is deeply connected to the desert landscape, and they play an important role in preserving cultural heritage and managing resources in fragile ecosystems.