The desert known for having little to no life and very little rainfall is the Atacama Desert. Located in northern Chile, it is regarded as one of the driest places on Earth, with some areas experiencing no recorded rainfall for years. The extreme aridity creates a unique landscape with salt flats, dunes, and rocky terrains. Despite its harsh conditions, the Atacama is home to specialized flora and fauna that have adapted to survive. The desert is also valuable for its mineral resources, particularly copper and lithium.