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Brian L. Hart is a senior writer at Biology Insights specializing in earth geography and regional climate. Based in Taos, New Mexico, he spent earlier years writing regional travel features for print lifestyle publications. Hart graduated with a BA in Geography from Spring Hill College.

Is Tierra del Fuego Really Part of Patagonia?Earth & Space
Where Is the Tarim Basin in China?Earth & Space
Is Taiwan an Archipelago or Just One Island?Earth & Space
What Is the World’s Largest Jungle-Covered Island?Earth & Space
Where Is Cairo on the World Map? Location Facts Earth & Space
Where Is the Antarctic Peninsula? Location Explained Earth & Space
Is Italy Mediterranean? Location, Climate, and Food Earth & Space
Why Are Peninsulas Important to People and Nature?Earth & Space
How Far Is Ormond Beach from Ocala? 71 Miles Earth & Space
How Old Is Lake Titicaca? Three Million Years Earth & Space
What’s Between Tanzania, Uganda, and Kenya: Lake Victoria Earth & Space
How Tall Is 7,000 Feet? Elevation and What to Expect Earth & Space
Where Is the Ganges River? Himalayas to Bay of Bengal Earth & Space
Where Is Manila Located on Luzon Island?Earth & Space
Are There Palm Trees in the Desert?Trees & Shrubs
Where Are Bamboo Forests Located Around the World?Trees & Shrubs
What Is the Tallest Cliff in the World?Earth & Space
What Biome Is the Grand Canyon?Environment
Does Alaska Have Icebergs? Where to See Them Earth & Space
Are There Glaciers in Chile? A Look at the Ice Fields Earth & Space
How High Is Sacramento Above Sea Level?Earth & Space
What Are the Major Deserts in South America?Earth & Space
How Far Can You See From Mount Everest?Earth & Space
What Are the Physical Characteristics of Oases?Earth & Space
What Is the Name of the Driest Continent on Earth?Earth & Space
What Is the Flattest Continent and Why?Earth & Space
What Is the Laurentian Divide and Where Is It?Earth & Space
What Are 5 Fascinating Facts About the Rocky Mountains?Earth & Space
The Pantanal: What Type of Land Is It?Environment
Is Lake Michigan a Sea? The Key Differences Explained Earth & Space