2. Savanna Biomes By Jordan Kaczor Mitchell Parrish

3. Locations South America, Brazil, Columbia, and Venezuela.

4. climate Savannas have warm temperatures year round. They only get 4 inches of rain in the dry season. They get about 15-25 inches of rain in the wet season.

5. SEASONS There are two different seasons, a very long dry season (winter) and a very wet season (summer).

6. temperatures The temperatures are hot and dry and with low amounts of rain And this low average amount of rainfall leads plants to cover more area to better there chance of survival

7. Plants Acacia Senegal Baobab Bermuda Grass Candelabra Tree Elephant Grass Gum Tree Eucalyptus Jackalberry Tree Jarrah tree Kangaroo Paw Manketti Tree River Bushwillow Umbrella Thorn Acacia Whistling Thorn

8. Plants Whistling Thorn Baobab Jarrah tree

9. Soil Type Sandy Low in nutrition Dry

10. Species diversity There are twelve different types of species :African elephant Grant’s zebra Wild dog Koala bear Black mamba Lion Caracal Nigriceps ants Chacma baboon Nile crocodile Egyptian mongoose Emu

12. Food Web

13. Biotic Factors Wild dogs, bears, lions, crocodile. There are about 40 different kind of species. These different herbivores provide a wide range of food for carnivores, like lions, leopards, cheetahs, jackals and hyenas

14. Characteristics The savanna is 2.5 million square kilometers. The savanna is about one quarter size of Canada. A savanna is a rolling grassland scattered with grasses and shrubs and isolated trees.

15. Works Cited WWW.blue planet biomes.orgWWW.blue Google.com http://www.oaklandzoo.org/atoz/azeleph.ht ml,http://www.oaklandzoo.org/atoz/azeleph.ht ml