Desert and grassland are two separate landforms, and they differ greatly from one another. The key factors that distinguish the ecosystems of grasslands and deserts are soil type, population, and climate. Desert areas have arid soil that is primarily composed of sand, this kind of soil is not at all fertile. However, the grassland's soil is productive and has sufficient moisture and other soil nutrients. Lands in the desert are rarely inhabited. Because grasslands are the ideal setting for animal husbandry, they are densely inhabited. Due to their superior animal husbandry capabilities, grasslands are densely inhabited. During the whole year, the desert regions often experience dry and hot conditions. The grasslands are significantly more fertile and humid.