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* TruthInTelevision: The [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aral_Sea Aral Sea]] and [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Chad Lake Chad]] were once ''much'' larger than they are now.
* The Mediterranean Sea has [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messinian_salinity_crisis dried up numerous times]] in its ancient history. Since it's already pretty deep, it would have necessarily exposed the lowest dry land on earth.
* [[UrbanLegend According to legend]] this has happened in real life, [[YourMileageMayVary if you believe the lost cvilization types]]. There are supposed to be lost ships from Atlantis in the North African desert and in the Atlas Mountains, as well as a famous [[HornyVikings Viking longship]](!) in the deserts of the American southwest with skeletons still at the oars.
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* TruthInTelevision: The [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aral_Sea Aral Sea]] and [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Chad Lake Chad]] were once ''much'' larger than they are now.
* The Mediterranean Sea has [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messinian_salinity_crisis dried up numerous times]] in its ancient history. Since it's already pretty deep, it would have necessarily exposed the lowest dry land on earth.
* [[UrbanLegend According to legend]] this has happened in real life, [[YourMileageMayVary if you believe the lost cvilization types]]. There are supposed to be lost ships from Atlantis in the North African desert and in the Atlas Mountains, as well as a famous [[HornyVikings Viking longship]](!) in the deserts of the American southwest with skeletons still at the oars.
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* The original ''{{Syberia}}'' featured a few rusty ships in the middle of the desert that is strongly implied to have been Aral Sea once (the town of Aralbad is fictional but [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin its location is obvious]]).
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* The Mediterranean Sea has [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messinian_salinity_crisis dried up numerous times]] in its ancient history. Since it's already pretty deep, it would have necessarily exposed the lowest dry land on earth.
* [[UrbanLegend According to legend]] this has happened in real life, [[YourMileageMayVary if you believe the lost cvilization types]]. There are supposed to be lost ships from Atlantis in the North African desert and in the Atlas Mountains, as well as a famous [[HornyVikings Viking longship]](!) in the deserts of the American southwest with skeletons still at the oars.
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* ''StarTrekDestiny'' begins with Earth's second starship, the NX-02 Columbia, [[http://images.wikia.com/startrek/images/f/f7/Columbia_in_desert.jpg being found on the surface of a remote desert planet.]]
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* [[UrbanLegend According to legend]] this has happened in real lie, [[YourMileageMayVary if you believe the lost cvilization types]]. There are supposed to be lost ships from Atlantis in the North African desert and in the Atlas Mountains, as well as a famous [[HornyVikings Viking longship]](!) in the deserts of the American southwest with skeletons still at the oars.
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* [[UrbanLegend According to legend]] this has happened in real lie, life, [[YourMileageMayVary if you believe the lost cvilization types]]. There are supposed to be lost ships from Atlantis in the North African desert and in the Atlas Mountains, as well as a famous [[HornyVikings Viking longship]](!) in the deserts of the American southwest with skeletons still at the oars.
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* [[UrbanLegend According to legend]] this has happened in real lie, [[YourMileageMayVary if you believe the lost cvilization types]]. There are supposed to be lost ships from Atlantis in the North African desert and in the Atlas Mountains, as well as a famous [[HornyVikings Viking longship]](!) in the deserts of the American southwest with skeletons still at the oars.
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* {{Digital Devil Saga}} has a cruise ship in a desert, there's no bodies of water in the Junkyard ''period'', and only it started to rain during the game's events. Many characters had expressed confusion about it, including the fact they even knew what a ship was - more evidence that the Junkyard wasn't what it seemed.
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** It's ''cargo'' is the most surprising thing. [[spoilers: It's the corpse of Abraham Lincoln. The one shot at Ford theater? was an unwitting double]]
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** It's ''cargo'' is the most surprising thing. [[Spoilers: It's the corpse of Abraham Lincoln. The one shot at Ford theater? was an unwitting double]]
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** It's ''cargo'' is the most surprising thing. [[Spoilers: It's the corpse of Abraham Lincoln. The one shot at Ford theater? was an unwitting double]]
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* There's a brief shot in the Special Edition of ''CloseEncountersOfTheThirdKind'' which shows a ship in the middle of the Gobi desert. It's supposed to be one of the Bermuda Triangle disappearances.
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* There's a brief shot in the Special Edition of ''CloseEncountersOfTheThirdKind'' which shows a ship in the middle of the Gobi desert. It's supposed to be one of the Bermuda Triangle BermudaTriangle disappearances.
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** Also in ''2'', a wrecked ship is located in Crocodile Cauldron, the second world and a [[LethalLavaLand volcano]]. The ship itself is in a small lake of superheated water.
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* Sort of inverted in John Christopher's CosyCatastrophe ''A Wrinkle In The Skin''; massive earthquakes redistribute the balance of ocean and land, and the protagonist comes across a large tanker sitting in the desert which used to be the seabed.
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* DonkeyKongCountryReturns features a shipwreck at the top of a cliff.
** An argument could be made for the ship mast seen in the LostWoods of DonkeyKongCountry 2, althought it may just be there as a "spiritual resting place" for the [[PaletteSwap ghost version]] of the boss you fought earlier.
** An argument could be made for the ship mast seen in the LostWoods of DonkeyKongCountry 2, althought it may just be there as a "spiritual resting place" for the [[PaletteSwap ghost version]] of the boss you fought earlier.
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* The mission "Sangre del Toro" in ''[[BattlefieldSeries Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]'''s story mode revolves around B-Company's search for one of these (the eponymous ''Sangre del Toro'') in the middle of South America's Atacama Desert.
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* The mission "Sangre del Toro" in ''[[BattlefieldSeries Battlefield: Bad Company 2]]'''s story mode revolves around B-Company's search for one of these (the eponymous ''Sangre del Toro'') in the middle of South America's Chile's Atacama Desert.
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* There are a number of rusted, wrecked barges in {{Stalker}}: Call of Pripyat in previously low-waters that have now turned into swamps and marshes. One is used as a 'town' of sorts, and others are hiding places for other Stalker gangs, or Stalkers trying to find somewhere to rest, away from the [[EverythingTryingToKillYou weather, wildlife, or random blowouts/emissions]].
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* There are a number of rusted, wrecked barges in {{Stalker}}: ''{{Stalker}}: Call of Pripyat Pripyat'' in previously low-waters that have now turned into swamps and marshes. One is used as a 'town' of sorts, and others are hiding places for other Stalker gangs, or Stalkers trying to find somewhere to rest, away from the [[EverythingTryingToKillYou weather, wildlife, or random blowouts/emissions]].blowouts/emissions]].
* A beached ship acts as one end of the arena in one of the settings for the post-apocalyptic FightingGame ''PrimalRage''.
* A beached ship acts as one end of the arena in one of the settings for the post-apocalyptic FightingGame ''PrimalRage''.
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* Appears in Louis Sachar's classic novel ''{{Holes}}''. No, it's not in the Sahara, and it's not a ship. It's a small two-person rowboat several miles from Camp Green Lake. It provides shade from the brutal sun, as well as some jars containing moldy peaches, which are later used to carry water. [[spoiler: It also contains Zero, who has run away from Camp Green Lake.]]
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* The 3E {{Ravenloft}} products introduced "Mistways" to the setting, as semi-reliable paths between realms. One of them leads from the Core's Nocturnal Sea directly to the deserts of Har'Akir, invoking this trope on any ship that traverses it.
* The 3E {{Ravenloft}} products introduced "Mistways" to the setting, as semi-reliable paths between realms. One of them leads from the Core's Nocturnal Sea directly to the deserts of Har'Akir, invoking this trope on any ship that traverses it.
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* One of the most memorable images to come out of ''Doctor Who'': a red London bus in the middle of an endless desert. (It came through a dimension door.)
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* One is featured during a mission in [[JustCause Just Cause 2]]. It's a very large tanker in a desert that is very high above sea-level. No explanation is given at all.
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[[SilentHill It's gone now.]]]]
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* This is one area in ''[=~Pokémon~=] XD''. In this case, you actually see how it got there in the beginning of the game. It was dropped there by Shadow Lugia.
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** [[FridgeHorror Unlike most of the examples, the Libra was dumped in the Eclo Wastes far more recently than most ships described by this trope, and aside from Cipher and Snagem interlopers, there's only one local onboard. Cipher looted the Pokemon on the ship during their attack, but that means the human sailors either were taken down or thrown overboard. And your visit to the Libra is the first time anyone could get a good glimpse of what happened to it.]] [[spoiler:[[PokemonBlackAndWhite Geetis]], I don't care how personal your [[MoralEventHorizon violation of N]] turned out to be; top ''that''.]]
** [[FridgeHorror Unlike most of the examples, the Libra was dumped in the Eclo Wastes far more recently than most ships described by this trope, and aside from Cipher and Snagem interlopers, there's only one local onboard. Cipher looted the Pokemon on the ship during their attack, but that means the human sailors either were taken down or thrown overboard. And your visit to the Libra is the first time anyone could get a good glimpse of what happened to it.]] [[spoiler:[[PokemonBlackAndWhite Geetis]], I don't care how personal your [[MoralEventHorizon violation of N]] turned out to be; top ''that''.]]
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In the BuffyTheVampireSlayer season 8 comics, Willow manages to teleport a ship on the Himalayan mountains. Granted, it's not as dry as the Sahara, but it's probably the farthest you can go from the sea.
In the BuffyTheVampireSlayer season 8 comics, Willow manages to teleport a ship on the Himalayan mountains. Granted, it's not as dry as the Sahara, but it's probably the farthest you can go from the sea.
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* ''[[WallE WALL*E]]'': EVE blows up a couple of these when she gets angry. (WALL*E is set on an Earth humanity abandoned because it got too polluted.
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