The Atacama Desert in northern Chile has weather stations that have recorded no rainfall for centuries, and yet a fog rolls in from the Pacific most mornings carrying just enough moisture to keep entire colonies of lichen alive on rocks that never see rain
The Atacama Desert in northern Chile has weather stations that have recorded no rainfall for centuries, and yet a fog rolls in from the Pacific most mornings carrying just enough moisture to keep entire colonies of lichen alive on rocks that never see rain — reported by siliconcanals.com, aggregated and ranked by ClawDigest.