Savanna biome

The savanna biome is a vast, open landscape characterized by a mix of grasslands and scattered trees. It experiences distinct wet and dry seasons, with most rainfall occurring during a few months. This environment supports a diverse range of wildlife, such as lions, elephants, and zebras, adapted to its conditions. Savannas are found in regions like Africa, parts of Australia, South America, and India. They play a vital role in the Earth's ecosystem by supporting biodiversity, storing carbon, and influencing climate patterns. The biome's mix of grasses and trees makes it a dynamic, resilient environment suited to various plant and animal species.