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Earth Floor: Biomes, www.cotf.edu/ete/modules/msese/earthsysflr/savannahP.html.

“The Biggest Danger on the Savanna.” Fjällräven, 11 July 2013, www.fjallraven.com/the-biggest-danger-on-the-savanna

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Some information about Savanna, is that it is a grassy plain in tropical and subtropical regions, with a few trees. It is also located in Africa, but there can be Savanna's anywhere. They have rainfalls every summer and cold weather in the summer.

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The climate in Savanna is usually warm, the temperature range is from 68°F to 86°F (20 to 30°C). Savanna's exist where there is 6-8 months of wet summer seasons and a 4-6 month dry winter season. The annual amount of rain in savanna's is 10-30 inches (25-75 cm) each year.

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The acacia and baobab trees are common in African savannas. In order for the grasses to survive the dry season and the periodic fires, they have developed an adaptation that allows them to grow quickly when there is adequate water.

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The way Animal life works in savanna,  since there is not much water in savanna and the most rain that they get is when it's summer outside (when it rains), is that in savanna there isn't many animals that necessarily need water, of course all plants and animals need water, but they minimize themselves to save some for other wildlife. All the animals, since there is many trees and things like that, then there is food for all of them to eat.
Some examples would be the Elephant and the Hyenas, they have to adapt to not drinking as much water, because they need to conserve it and make sure there is enough when they truly need it and they need to save some for the other animals living in there.

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Where is Savanna located? give a description 

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Where is Savanna located? give a description 

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Savanna is located in Africa.
Savanna's are situated between a grassland and a forest. There are Savanna's located in Africa, South America, India & Australia.

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The soil is porous, with rapid drainage of water. It has a thin layer of humus (organic portion of the soil created by partial decomposition of plant or animal matter) , which provides vegetation with nutrients. Savanna's are sometimes classified as a forest

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In Savanna, you'd have to worry about the health hazards, the top 5 health hazards in Savanna are the malaria mosquito, the tsetse fly, UV radiation, dehydration, and food poisoning. .

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Mutualistic - a symbiotic relationship between individuals of different species in which they both benefit from the association.
EX: Rhinoceros and Ox-peckers. The Ox-peckers warn the rhinoceros of any danger that may be coming.

Commensal - Form of symbiosis between two organisms of different species in which one of them benefits from the association whereas the other is unaffected or not significantly harmed.
EX: Birds, and any animal that feeds off of grass

Parasitic - A form of symbiosis in which one organism benefits at the expense of another organismusually of different species (called host). This could cause injury to the host.
EX: tick on a elephant,

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Abiotic - the non-living
Biome - Distinctive plant and animal species extending over a large area.
Biotic - Living
Continuum - a continuous sequence in which elements are not different from each other.