The Bedouins are a group of nomadic Arab people traditionally living in the deserts of the Middle East, particularly in countries like Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. They are known for their herding lifestyle, often raising camels, goats, and sheep. Bedouins have a rich cultural heritage, including unique music, poetry, and traditional clothing. Historically, Bedouins have relied on their deep knowledge of the desert environment for survival. They often live in tents made from goat hair, which are easily transportable. In recent years, many Bedouins have settled in urban areas, but they still maintain aspects of their traditional lifestyle and customs.