The large desert located in Australia is known as the Australian Desert or the Outback, with major deserts including the Great Victoria Desert and the Great Sandy Desert. These deserts are characterized by their arid climate, sparse vegetation, and unique ecosystems that are home to various adaptations of flora and fauna. The Outback is not only a geographical area but also represents a cultural landscape, often associated with Indigenous traditions and lifestyles. The challenging conditions of the Australian deserts contribute to their mystique and draw adventurers and researchers alike.