What were the natural conditions in ancient Egypt?

Ancient Egypt was located in northeastern Africa, where the large Nile River flowed. This river played a very important role in the life of the Egyptians, since the agriculture of the ancient country was very dependent on it. The climate in this region was quite warm and dry, and there were frequent droughts. In this connection, the ancient Egyptians learned to use the Nile flood to the maximum for irrigation of lands, etc. True, despite the hot climate, the flora and fauna in Egypt were quite diverse. The Egyptians could grow: wheat, flax, sesame, etc. And from livestock, virtually all species of domestic animals known to us.