Namibia includes some of the most extraordinary vegetation, all acclimated to harsh desert environments. Due to areas of differing rainfalls and soils, there exists a combination of plants from the desert and semi-desert vegetation to the subtropical species, but most of the country exists protected with savannah and dotted with acacia.
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What are the natural vegetation find in Namibia?</h3>
Namib, Portuguese Namibia, an undisturbed coastal desert extending for 1,200 miles (1,900 km) along the Atlantic coast of Africa from Namibia (formerly Mohamed's) in Angola southward across Namibia to the Oliphant's River in the Western Cape region of South Africa.
In the desert regions, the Namib and the Kalahari, only a little rainfall can be anticipated, with the Kalahari receiving more increased rainfalls than the Namib. Temperatures may increase above 40°C in summer, occasionally even up to 50°C. In winter temperatures still reach an agreeable 20° C to 25° C.
Namibia includes some of the most extraordinary vegetation, all acclimated to harsh desert environments. Due to areas of differing rainfalls and soils, there exists a combination of plants from the desert and semi-desert vegetation to the subtropical species, but most of the country exists protected with savannah and dotted with acacia.
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