Desert tribes are groups of people who have adapted to life in arid environments, such as the Sahara Desert or the Arabian Desert. These communities often rely on traditional practices, including herding camels and goats, as well as gathering wild plants for food. Their lifestyles are shaped by the harsh climate, leading to unique cultural traditions and social structures. Many desert tribes, like the Tuareg and Bedouins, have a deep knowledge of their surroundings, using skills passed down through generations. They often move seasonally in search of water and grazing land, maintaining a close relationship with the land and its resources.