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The threats to the North American Great Prairie is that humans are turning millions of acres of grasslands into land for crop production and communities. These threats are leading to habitat loss, declining biodiversity, and fragmentation of populations.

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Prairie dogs and burrowing owls have adapted to their biome by having either light colored furs or feathers to blend into the grass. Also they have adapted to their biome by having a mixed diet since there is very little diversity of plants and animals around.

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The ryegrass and buffalo grass have long growing deep root systems to allow the plant to catch the most water to store for times of drought. These plants also have long narrow leaves that do not require the plant to use much water.

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As you go up the pyramid, the energy and biomass decrease. Energy decreases by 90%, which means that the animal that ate the previous animal only gets 10% of the energy from the animal it consumed.

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No matter which grassland you look at, they are almost always dominated by grasses. In the Great Prairie, there are many grass species such as purple needlegrass, wild oats, foxtail, ryegrass, and buffalo grass. The types of animals found in the Great Prairie are animals like bison, pronghorns, birds, gophers, prairie dogs, and insects. These are just the herbivorous animals found here. the carnivorous animals found here are animals like Timber wolves, swift foxes, badgers, and black-footed ferrets.

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Grasslands are dominated by grasses and very few trees can be found here. The topography can vary vastly with some areas at high elevations and others at low elevations. Grasslands are also known to have very hilly, uneven landscapes. The amount of insolation most grasslands get is very moderate because they are not too close or too far away from the equater.

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Most grasslands can be found between 30 degrees North to 60 degrees North. The altitude can vary between grasslands but are mostly found around 2000m sea level. These affect the climate of the grasslands by allowing them to get a moderate amount of light which then in turn makes the grasslands have hot summers but cold winters as well.

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This climatograph shows that as the temperature rises and the time of the summer months is when the Great Prairie gets most of its rain. So this grassland as already stated experiences hot, wet summers and cold winters.

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Most grasslands do not get much rain, this is one of the factors that limits trees from growing here. Grasslands also experience really hot summers and really cold winters. They also tend to only get about 10 to 35 inches of precipitation a year.

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These Biomes tend to be large stretches of land with rolling hills with mainly grasses making up a large part of the vegetation found here.