Savanna grassland

Savanna grassland is a type of ecosystem characterized by a mix of grasses and scattered trees or shrubs. It typically occurs in warm climates with distinct dry and rainy seasons, supporting diverse plant and animal life. The open landscape allows for large herds of grazing animals like zebras and elephants, alongside predators such as lions. Savannas play a vital role in balancing local climates and supporting biodiversity. They are found in regions like Africa, South America, Australia, and parts of Asia, functioning as important habitats for many species and as areas for agriculture and pastoralism.