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Trophic pyramids explains the way organisms react within a food web. And as you go up the trophic levels the less energy being transfered to that organism. Producers have all of its energy from the sun and as you go up trophic levels and as primary, secondary, and tertiary consumers are eaten the less energy that organisms recieves. For example the Bison would only get 10% of the Buffalo grasses energy and then once the bison is eaten by the wolf it would only gain 1% of the buffalo grasses energy.
And as you go up in trophic level the less organisms there would be (or less biomass). As there are going to be more producers than primary or secondary consumers and less tertiary consumers than secondary because they have less biomass

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There are many threats to the Grassland biome. One of the most common natural threats are open fires that occur beacause of lack of rain and dry climate, they can spread very easily due to large amounts of grasses and shrubs. A man made threat to this biome is crop clearing as many parts of natural grasslands are turned for industrial uses with only 1% of natural grasslands still untouched by industry or crop clearing.

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Burrowing Owl: Because of the grassland's open terrain these owls have adapted and grown long legs allowing them to quickly run across the terrain and chase down their prey.
American Bison: Because of the large amount of grasses in this biome American Bison adapted large flat top teeth that allow this animal to easily feed on these grasses as the American Bison's primary food.

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Buffalo Grass: Able to survive and grow with a quarter inch of water every week allowing it to grow in grasslands where rain isn't very abundant. Also has long and deep roots that grab water from the soil in extended areas.
Big Bluestem Grass: Big Bluestem grass grows really tall, blocking off other plants from receiving rain and water. This allows Bluestem grass to grow in mass quantities and in large areas.

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Burrowing owl - Tertiary Consumer

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Bald Eagle - Tertiary/Secondary Consumer

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Coyote- Tertiary Consumer

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Prairie Wolf - Secondary Consumer

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Prairie Rattlesnakes - Secondary Consumer

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Pronghorn Antelope - Primary Consumer

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American Bison - Primary Consumer

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Prairie Dog - Primary Consumer

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Big Bluestem Grass - Producer - Gets all of its energy from the sun

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Buffalo Grass - Producer - Gets all of its energy from the sun

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Typically found in grasslands are grazing animals like American Bison and Pronghorn Antelopes that migrate for food or escape the winter. Typical plants found in this biome are mostly many types of grasses as many other plants can't grow. Most of these grasses have deep and strong roots that anchor themselves in the ground to protect against strong winds.

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Grassland's topography can be described as uneven land that is sometimes very hilly with points of high and low elevation. And as it is close to the equator it receives a lot of sunlight which sometimes leads to fires in the Grasslands.
And because of the latitude of this biome the insolation grasslands receive will be more than biomes at higher north and south latitudes.

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Grasslands are typically found around the latitudes 30 degrees north and south of the equator. Also, the altitude for grasslands are typically between sea level and 2000m above sea level. This can greatly affect the climate as it is close to the equator which results in more sunlight. And as it is relatively a lower altitude biome it would be a lot warmer than those with higher altitudes.

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During the winter the rainfall and temperature are at their lowest. And during the summer months in Grasslands the temperature starts to rise and more rain occurs.

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The climate in the Grassland Biome is typically very warm and dry in the summer and moist and cold in the winter. Grasslands typically get around 30 inches of rain per year. The two types of grasslands, tall grass and short grass have somewhat different climates. Tall grass grasslands have a more humid climate unlike the short grass grasslands which are warmer and more dry.

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Grassland biome's land is mostly made of grasses and herbs. Due to the rain patterns in this biome forest aren't capable of growing due to the dry climate and fires it causes. Most grasslands have good soil made from decayed grasses, however, is very thin. Grasslands are typically found around 30  degrees north and south.  Most of the animals found in grasslands are grazing animals that roam around the grasslands looking for food and following rain for water as they are not very abundant in specific areas.