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African Safari Camera LIVE | Explore.org

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Located near the Mpala Research Centre in Kenya, this live Safari camera pans across a river where you may see elephants, lions, monkeys and other animals.

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The African Savanna is in the central area of Africa. The yellow section below is where the savanna can be located.

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Click here for a list of facts about the African Savanna. All the important information you need to know about this amazing region.

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The Masai are the group of people who in the savanna. Most of this group are farmers. To continue learning about the Masai's to go the link below.
http://www.eniscuola.net/en/argomento/savannah/man-and-savannah/peoples-of-the-african-savannah/

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The Umbrella Thorn Acacia is a very recognizable tree that stands in the savanna. This tree needs very little water to survive and is able to survive is very hot, and very cold temperatures. To find more plants native to the African savannas click the link below. https://thegreatsavanna.weebly.com/savanna-plants.html

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The savanna has two different types of climates, wet and dry. Their winters are the dry time, and the summers are wet. The temperatures range from the 60's to the high 80's.

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"This colorful picture book beautifully evokes that realm with images of giraffes, lions, hippos, elephants, and many more animals of the plains. Through cumulative, singsong verse, young readers learn how all living things in this important ecological community rely on one another for their existence. "

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These lions live is groups called a pride. They range from about 300-400 pounds, and are about 4-6 feet long. Watch this video below for more interesting information!

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Understanding the Lives of Lions | National Geographic

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"Children will "stalk" like lions, "squirt" like elephants, and "slurp" like giraffes! Plus they will count to ten and sing along to the classic tune of "Over in the Meadow" while learning about the animals of the African grasslands."

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This elephant is the largest species of them all. These elephants can be found in places such as Botswana, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Namibia, Mozambique and South Africa. The weight anywhere from 4-7 tons, and stand 10-13 feet tall. You can even adopt these elephants! To learn more click the link below.
https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/savanna-elephant

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Parts of this video can be great for a child to see how another child lives in the African Savanna.

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"Join Arusha, Mosi, Tumpe and their Maasai friends as they set out on a counting journey through the grasslands of Tanzania. Along the way, the children encounter all sorts of animals including elephants, lions and monkeys, while counting from one to ten in both English and Swahili."

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- Children can draw a savanna, or any of the animals.
-Children can act out these animals
- Create huts that their people live in
-Children can recreate the savanna, animals, and plants in a 3D way.
-Talk about the life cycles of the animals and trees.