Tiny freshwater shrimp live in the world’s hottest desert – and their eggs can lay dormant for years when water is scarce.
In 2006, satellite measurements recorded ground temperatures in the Lut desert reaching 70.7°C – a world record. Since then, the desert’s surface has surpassed 80°C. The intense heat and relative dearth of knowledge about the region’s flora and fauna spurred scientists to make a series of expeditions to the Lut to survey biodiversity there.
Hossein Rajaei at the State Museum …
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