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The document summarizes key aspects of savannas. Savannas have two distinct seasons - a long, dry season when trees and plants die and a wet, cold season. They are located in parts of central North America, central Russia, Siberia, Africa, South America, South India, and Northern Australia. Savannas support a diversity of animals including elephants, giraffes, zebras, lions, and mongooses.
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4. Dawn bat
5. King cobra
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7. Kinkajou
8. Golden lion tamarin
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- 3. Savannas are always found in warm climates where the annual rainfall per year is from about 50.8-127cm (20-50 inches). A regular Savanna is fairly warm but unfortunately has not enough rain for trees to grow.
- 4. Central North America Central Russia Siberia Africa South America South India Northern Australia
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- 9. Some plants of the Grasslands are: Acacia Senegal Jackalberry Tree Kangaroo Paw Whistling Thorn River Bushwillow Gum Tree Eucalyptus Jarrah Trees Baobab Red Oat Grass Star Grass
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- 12. Sun Grass Grasshopper Toad Snake Hawk
- 13. Lion Vulture Hyena Cheetah Giraffe Elephant Zebra Gazelle Grass Trees Shrubs
- 14. Most of the animals of the grasslands have long legs or wings to migrate long distances. Savannas cover more than 2 fifths of Africa Elephants listen through the ground, they can pick up the vibrations from the ground to identify other elephants.
- 16. MAIN: Blue planet biomes OTHER Mbgnet.net Climate change.org