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The Grasslands in the Untied States as the name implies, is covered in grass. There are many different species of plants, animals, and bugs. Here, they have some of the darkest richest soil, which drove farmers to that land.

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The Grasslands have many different species of plants, animals and bugs. As the name implies, this land is covered in grasses. To name a few, there are foxtail, ryegrass, needle grass, and more. The animals that live here consist of, elephants, bison, gazelles, lions, rabbits, and gophers to name a few. Like other parts of the world, the grasslands have a normal food chain. The "prey" eat the grass, and the predators like lions chase them down and eat them.

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The Snow Leopards are an endangered keystone species in the grasslands.  The snow leopards play a big role in the survival of the grasslands. If this keystone species were to die off, the animals like the rabbits would keep preproducing. With no predator to hunt them, the land would become overpopulated.

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The snow leopards are not extinct yet thankfully. There are about 6,600 snow leopards left. This species could keep dying off if people keep hunting them.

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Other species like rabbits and sheep would be gravely affected my the extinction of the snow leopards. If there wasn't a predator hunting these animals, they would reproduce, and the land would become over populated.

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What we can do to save these majestic creatures is put their biome off limits to humans. That would mean shutting down all farms in the grasslands, and no more hunting.

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