Dry landscape

Dry landscapes refer to areas characterized by limited rainfall, resulting in sparse vegetation and often arid, barren terrain. These regions typically experience high temperatures, low humidity, and infrequent precipitation, which shapes the local ecosystem and landforms. Examples include deserts and semi-arid zones. The landscape often features features like sand dunes, rocky surfaces, and hardy plants adapted to withstand drought. These environments are vital for understanding climate patterns, natural resource management, and ecological resilience, and they support unique flora and fauna specialized for survival under extreme conditions.