Geography of the United Arab Emirates

The territory of the United Arab Emirates looks like a rhino horn, which seems to have entered the Persian Gulf to the north -east of the north -east of the Arabian Peninsula. The UAE is bordered by Saudi Arabia from the south and from the east to Oman. The northern shores of the state against Iran in the Persian Gulf, and Qatar-50 km to the northwest. The UAE consists of 7 Emirates: Abu Dhabi, advanced, Dubai, Fujarra, Ras al-Khavay, Sharja and Umm al-Kuyuin. 7 Emirates together capture the area equivalent to Portugal. Emirate Abu -Dabi occupies 85% of the state, and the smallest emirate is only 250 square meters. km.
The peculiarity of the geography of the UAE lies in the fact that most of the state forms sandy deserts, which are part of the world's largest RUB-El-Haland desert, located in southeastern Saudi Arabia. These areas are covered with a thick salt layer, which in the north and east of the east dominates in oases and wonderful mountains. The main representatives of the fauna are the Arabian leopard and Ibex, camel, goats.
Climate
The climate of the Earth is too hot and dry. Often there are sand storms. In summer, the temperature is 30-35, and in winter-20-23 degrees Celsius. Each year from November to May, the precipitation is 100 mm.