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Black Footed Ferret

These animals have specially designed teeth made to tear flesh apart, as they primarily hunt prairie dogs. They also have long, slender bodies made to go in and out of burrows.

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Badger

Badgers have very sharp, long claws primarily used to dig and burrow to find prey. They also have loose fur that enables them to escape another predator's grasp, and they have thick hide that stops rattlesnake venom from reaching their skin.

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Bison

These animals have digestive systems tailored to eating grass, and they have flat teeth to help eat grasses. Other animals also have these flat teeth.

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Commensalism -
Cattle are a frequent grazer in the grasslands biome, and when they graze, they disturb insects that are in the surrounding area. Cattle egret, a type of bird, has adapted to this situation by quickly feeding on the insects disturbed by the cattle.

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Parasitism -
Rattle, a type of herb, rests on the roots of plants and grasses and gains its nutrients by directly sucking it out of the roots of the grass. This reduces the amount of nutrients that grasses gain, which enables herbs to grow in grasslands as well, which makes the floral population diverse.

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a. Grasslands are usually found near the equator, with the bulk of them being found in South America, Africa, Eurasia, and North America.
b. Temperatures in the grasslands reach as low as -40°F in winter and as high as 70°F in the summer. The average rainfall per year is 10-30 inches per year in temperate grasslands, and 25-60 inches per year in tropical and subtropical grasslands.
c. Grasslands are large, grass covered plains with open fields. There are ponds, and other water sources in these biomes.

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Mutualism -
Since grasslands are cellulose rich environments, animals have a hard time metabolizing these plants. Animals do have bacteria that breaks down cellulose in their digestive system, which makes a symbiotic relationship between animals and bactera.

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Foxtail Grass

This plant has many adaptations that most other plants in grasslands do. It can survive to the root if it is eaten or burned, and its roots are specially adapted to regrow very quickly if it is ever burned. This grass can also survive scorching temperatures and very cold weather.

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Wild Oats/Avena fatua

This plant is similar to the other 2, having much of the same adaptations to survive in the grasslands. They can regrow very quickly unless their roots are destroyed, they can survive extreme temperatures, and they have very deep roots. This plants also serve as a food source to some of the animals living in this biome.

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Nassella Pulchra/Purple Needlegrass

This plant is adapted to survive in grasslands because of their very deep roots, which can reach as deep as 20 meters underground. This enables them to survive during droughts or dry spells.
This plant can also survive in very high heat, and can also live in partial shade.