How are the cormorants adapt led for surviving in the midst of Arabian desert?

Cormorants are not specifically adapted to survive in the Arabian desert, as they are primarily aquatic birds that thrive in coastal and freshwater environments. However, in areas where they might encounter desert conditions, such as near oases or water bodies, they rely on their swimming abilities and diving skills to catch fish. Their waterproof feathers and webbed feet aid in their foraging. In arid regions, they may also adjust their behavior to seek water sources and shade to avoid overheating.