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If you would venture out for an adventure, make sure you avoid the most dangerous deserts in the world. This book lists down where these deserts are and what make them dangerous. Is it the unpredictable weather condition? Or the animals living there? What are the categories used to determine the danger a desert has. Learn from this book today!
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