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Based on a climatic record from desert speleothems, researchers show recurrent humid intervals in the central Arabian interior over the past 8 million years. (Paul Breeze/The Green Arabia Project) (CN ...

Arabia's lush past revealed through mineral deposits, speleothems, and archaeological sites, challenging theories of human ...

“In general, desert animals such as the Arabian oryx are opportunistic animals, moving from one area to another in search of food,” says Boug. “That’s why they have huge home ranges – up ...

In a nutshell The Arabian Peninsula experienced multiple wet periods over the past 8 million years, transforming from desert to green corridor and enabling species migration between Africa and ...

Learn why walking across the desert is “no sweat” for an Arabian camel. See how these iconic creatures survive in their hot, sandy world.

For a moment, I thought I was in the Sahara or Arabian Desert. ... In short, there was no check on camel population growth. By 2008, the number of wild camels exceeded one million animals, ...