Savanna Grasslands

Savanna grasslands are vast, open areas characterized by a mix of grasses and scattered trees or shrubs. They typically have a warm climate with a distinct dry season and a wet season, supporting a diverse range of wildlife including large herbivores like elephants and predators such as lions. The landscape allows for easy movement of animals and is often used for grazing livestock. Savannas are important for their ecological diversity, supporting many plant and animal species, and they play a vital role in the Earth's climate regulation and carbon storage.