Discover the Grassland
Grasslands cover about one-quarter of the Earth's surface and harbor a rich diversity of life. Home to majestic creatures like elephants, bison, and zebras, these biomes provide a crucial habitat.
Some plant species commonly found in grasslands include grasses like bluestem and ryegrass, and vibrant wildflowers such as sunflowers and asters.
Interesting Facts
- Grasslands play a key role in carbon storage, helping mitigate climate change.
- The prairies of North America and the steppes of Eurasia are famous examples of grassland biomes.
- Grasslands are often threatened by agriculture and urban development but are essential for biodiversity.