1,700 People Live In An Underground Village In The Desert

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Published on Mar 5, 2021
Nearly 1,700 People Live Underground In The Australian Desert, But Why? ðŸ”·ðŸ”·ðŸ”· Would you sleep underground in the middle of this desert? This is what nearly 1,700 people do every night. In the Australian desertâ€”where temperatures reach almost 120Â°F (50Â°C) during the day and plummet to freezing cold levels at nightâ€”there are 1,762 people who live completely underground.Â But why?

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