You would most likely find organisms adapted to limited water supplies in a desert biome.

Here's why:

* Arid Conditions: Deserts are characterized by extremely low rainfall, making water a scarce resource.

* Adaptations: Organisms living in deserts have developed unique adaptations to survive in these conditions, such as:

* Water conservation: Thick skin, reduced sweating, efficient kidneys, storing water in tissues.

* Nocturnal activity: Being active at night when it's cooler and less water is lost through evaporation.

* Deep roots: Reaching deep into the soil to access groundwater.

* Tolerance to salinity: Many desert plants can withstand high salt concentrations in the soil.

While other biomes like grasslands and some types of forests can experience periods of drought, deserts are defined by their consistently low water availability.