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The conditions of living of the Aborigenes
The Aborigenes live in the Outback, one of the hottest and wildest deserts in the world.
It covers 2/3rd (two thirds) of the continent.
The landscapes are varied.
In the Northern region, there is a tropical rain forest.
In the central region, there is the desert.
The Outback is desolate. There is nobody, no food, no water or communication.
For example, each day it's 100°F and each night, it's freezing.-> The desert is uninhabitable.
The conditions of living are severe, harsh, and unforgiving.
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