Grasslands and Savannas

Grasslands and savannas are important ecosystems characterized by vast open spaces filled with grasses and few trees. Grasslands, such as the North American prairies, receive moderate rainfall, supporting a variety of grasses and wildflowers.

Savannas, like the African Serengeti, have a warmer climate and are known for their scattered trees and large herbivores, such as elephants and giraffes. Both ecosystems play a crucial role in supporting diverse wildlife and are often used for agriculture by humans.