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climate change, farming practices, overgrazing, aggressive agricultural irrigation, which lowers the level of the water table away from plant roots, deforestation and erosion

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Black Mamba- adapted to the savanna by having deadly venom for protection
Lion- Adapted to this enviroment by camoflauge

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Whistling Thorn- adapted to this enviroment by growing long thorns for protection
River Bushwall- adapted to the savanna by thick bark to prevent fire, and drop leaves to conserve energy and water

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Acacia- 100%
Grasses

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Biomass changes in the trophic pyramid as the more energy goes through organisms the more they use so less energy goes to the next organism

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Cheetah-1%

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Leopard-.1%

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Lion-.01%
dung beetle

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Zebra- 10%
Impala

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Vulture

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Fungi

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Dung Beetle

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Lion

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Cheetah

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Leopard

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Impala

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Zebra

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Grasses

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Acacia

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Whistling Thorn- an acacia tree commonly found on savannas near the equator
Elephant Grass- A thick grass originating from Africa
Kangaroo Paw- Only occurs naturally in southwest western Australia
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Black Mamba- The Black Mamba is the most deadly snake in the world
Lion- The largest predator in the savanna located in africa
Nile Crocodile- Can grow to be 5 meters long, and they are the most intelligent reptile

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Topography and the effects of insolation of your area

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Topography and the effects of insolation of your area

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This picture shows the topography of a savanna by showing an overhead view of a savanna. However the effects insolation have on a savanna are

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Latitude, Altitude, and how does this affect the climate?

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Latitude, Altitude, and how does this affect the climate?

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15 degrees N, and 30 degrees s,  can vary from sea level to 2000m, This affects the climate. Altitude affects the climate by the higher you are the colder it is. Meanwhile latitude affects the climate by the closer you are to the equator the more sunlight you get but the further you are the less sunlight you get.

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This graph is from Nairobi a country that is located in a savanna. What is shown is many different changes in weather such as frost, windspeed, daylight, sunlight, wet days, temperature, relative humidity, and precipitation.

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15 to 25 inches of rain during the wet season with only 4 for the dry season. The savanna naturally has a warm temperature all year round.

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The African Savanna is a biome known as a tropical grassland that is found between 15 degrees N and 30 degrees S latitude, 15 degrees W and 40 degrees W longitude. From May to November they get 15 to 25 inches of rain a month. However during the dry season they only get 4 inches a month