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Grasslands   ﻿- ﻿A grassland is a biome that has lots of grasses, herbs, and flowers.They can be described as Prairies, plains, and savanna's.Grasslands also cover one quarter of the earth's suface and they are found on every continent except Antarctica.Grasslands also make up most of Africa and Asia, and they are most known by their tall perennial grasses and lack of trees. CLIMATES-
 * Hot all year round
 * Tempature varies in different grasslands. In some grasslands it never goes below 64 degrees
 * Anual rainfall -10 inches-30 inches
 * Grasslands are dry some are dryer than other
 * Develope where there isn't much rain for forests but to much rain for deserts

 ﻿ ﻿PLANTS﻿-
 * ﻿GRASS -Is almost impossible ﻿ ﻿ ﻿ ﻿ ﻿to kill because they have strog root webs so they can get water pacers to prevent grazing animals from pulling
 * Fleabane ﻿- ﻿blooms April through June,grows in clusters
 * Buffalo Grass ﻿-hardy grass with a hollow stem,many roots,shoetest grass in grasslands
 * Big Bluestem Grass ﻿-Deep roots, hairy blades, the roots help with keeping dirt from blowing around,tallest grass in tall grass prairie.
 * Blue Grama Grass -75% 90% of grass is this type, Can grow 18 inches tall, Shallow r

Fleabane Buffalo Grass Blue Grama Grass Animals
 * Bald Eagle ﻿-Talons-strong claws,Great vision, eat dead animals but also live chicken & fish ,hunt in pairs,steal food from other animals.
 * Bob Cat - have sharp claws, sharp teeth that can cut through flesh, protects its place, good hearing, eats rabbits, rats and turkeys.
 * Coyote - omnivores, eats rabbits, birds, prairie dog, rats and fruits, they have good hearing, when they are scared they run away.
 * Prairie Dog - live in open spaces so they can see predators, they eat small insects but mostly grasses and herbs
 * Badger - Protects its place, carnivore, eats small mammals and lizards and snakes, it has sharp claws.

 Bald Eagle  Bobcat Badger Human Impact
 * Humans are destroying grasslands by human developement. Some animals are threaten because of hunting.

J oe Chen,Allison Merrell,& Lori Allen Bibliography- []

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