Savanna-The Savanna has two seasons, dry and

rainy.

- During the Winter the Temperature can drop to 32 Degrees.

- During the Summer the Temperature can go as high as 122 Degrees.

Location – World Map

Map : - The Green Areas Show The World. - The Yellow Areas Show Savannas.

Trip

• If you are going to a Savanna you are going to want to bring food(unless you want to hunt), water, hats for overhead cover.

• Summer would be the best time to go to a Savanna.

• You can hunt, enjoy nature, explore and enjoy the different areas.

Senegal Gum Acacia

• This plant tends to grow in areas that are filled with grass and trees.

• This plant doesn’t really have any Predators, but Giraffes, antelopes and Elephants like to eat its leaves.

• The main source of food/energy for this plant is water and the sun.

Elephant Grass

• Tends to grow more in damp, wet areas. Dried out river beds are perfect.

• Farmers will cut this down to feed other animals.

• The main source of food/energy for this plant is water and the sun.

African Elephant

• African Elephants tend to stay around grassy and dry areas.

• No animal is really going to try and eat and Elephant, but Lions, Jaguars and Leopards can eat baby elephants.

• Elephants eat different plants, trees and shrubs.

Grants Zebra

• Tends to stay around grassy, dry and hot areas.• Lions, Jaguars and Leopards are the main

predators.• They are Grazers, they eat shrubs, twigs,

leaves, plants.

Caracal

• Dirty, grassy, dry and hot areas.• There is only one predator for this animal,

Humans.• Rodents, Small Field Mice and small hares.

Deer

• Grassy, woodland areas• Humans, Leopards, Lions and Jaguars• Plants, berries and other plants.

Works Cited

• Savanna Animals. (n.d.). Retrieved October 28, 2009, from Blue Planet Biomes: http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/savanna_animal_page.htm

• Savanna Plants. (n.d.). Retrieved October 28, 2009, from Blue Planet Biomes: http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/savanna_plant_page.htm