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(10) Grasslands have been through the continuous process of secondary succession due to things such as fires and droughts. As for the future, grasslands face threats such as humans taking over the land and use for farms or factories.

Grasslands have been removed for farming.

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(13) The elevation of both grasslands and savannas can vary from sea level to 2000m.

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(11) The seasons differ from a plentiful, green filled plane, to more of a lesser green as winter comes.

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(7) Commensalism
Elephant and cattle egret
Cattle egret follows elephant to eat the bugs that is being stirred while the elephant walks.
(8) Mutualism
Buffalo and Bird
The bird eats ticks from the buffalo, the bird gets a meal while the buffalo is tick free.
(9) Parasitism
Ticks and Lion
The ticks suck blood from the lion, while the lion is harmed in the process.

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(3) Highlighted areas such as North America, Latin America, and Europe show where grassland areas are located.

Mainly dominated by grass and animals that either roam or are nomadic.

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(8/9) "Mutualism in Grasslands." Prezi. Liz Gonzalez, n.d. Web.
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(2) Found in hot climates that range from -40oF to just over 90oF. Summer temperatures can be well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, while winter temperatures can be as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Most grasslands are found in the interiors of continents, where there is too little rainfall for a forest but too much rain for a desert. Grasslands are most often seen as the barrier between the desert and forest,

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(1/12) Cobra
A poisonous snake with hollow fangs that inject venom.
The cobra's colour and scales allows it to camouflage into its environment, essentially keeping it safe from predators and hunt more effectively.

(4/12) Wild Oats
Member of the grass family. There are 25 varieties of oat plants.
Wild oats have underground stems and buds so that they are not easily destroyed by fire.
(5/12) Lynx
Eats the carcass of dead animals.
Is able to live without water due to the water already provided from its prey. Lynx have excellent hearing and sight due to their nocturnal hunting.
(6/12)  Purple Needle Grass
Has long needle-like awns on the grass seeds.
The purple needle grass has long, twisting roots, is fire tolerant and may even be able to benefit from a fire.