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. Large number of fish are found on the western coast of the
deserts in the tropical region this is because
(1) The hot-dry climate is more suitable for fish
(2) Up-welling of cold waters from the bottom of the sea
provide abundant food for fish
(3) Fish in large numbers come up from the sea bottom
(4) Clear sunshine attracts fish in large numbers
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( 2 ) Up-welling of cold waters from the bottom of the sea
provide abundant food for fish
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