Grassland Habitat

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Grass covers one quarter of tyhe earth's land surface and is a very important plant both for people and wildlife. Grasslands are used by people throughout the world for growing crops and grazing animals. Grasslands, such as the African savannas, are valuable wildlife areas, vital to the survival of many species of plants and animals. Click on the links below to learn about some of the animals and plants that live in the Grassland Habitat.

Zebras by Alicia Anderson	African Elephant by Lindsey Bowman
Ferret by Kayla Bryant	Badger by Roger Butt
Monarch by Katie Clarke	Indian Grass by Adam Fitzgerald
Funnel Web Spider by Adam Goff	Hyena by Stephanie Hogan
Black Rhinoceros by Brandon Jenkins	Wild Rice by Brenda Lewis
Prairie Dog by Michael Mutrey	Coyote by Colin Noseworthy
Cheetah by Carson Pike	Warthog by Stephanie Reynolds
African Lion by Kayla Reynolds	Prairie Falcon by Jeremy Rogers
Pronghorn by David Rogers	Bumble Bee by Jennifer Trickett
Kangaroo by Matthew Wareham	Lion by David White
Giraffe by Lou-Ann Young

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St. Joseph's Intermediate "Exploring Land Habitats" Project