It is good for the Savanna because it clears away dead plants etc. It returns the nutrients from the organic matter to the soil where it can be reused. There are some species of plant whose seeds are heat activated and will only begin growing immediately after a fire.
Savanna's habitats have dry wood and don't have much water for many things, so they catch very easy and can't be put out too easy. There are no firemen usually but it's okay because it will stop some time in human history. Peace!
Fires bring both death and life to the plants of the savanna/chaparral. clearance of thick and ageing vegetation offers a lifeline to long dormant seeds and bulbs in the soil below. encourages and promotes new life. some species rely on the intense heat of the fire to spark their germination. these so'called "fire followers" make a colourful but temporary display in spring after a fire, while regenerating shrubs eg. manzanita, evergreen oak, California poppy, sage are more permanent species.
All nature disasters destroy habitat. For example: A hurricane can destroy forests by blowing trees over and completely uprooting them. Floods can wash things away, destroying habitats. Volcanoes can cover habitats with lava and cause fires. Earthquakes can cause cracks in the surface of the area and parts of the land can collapse.
the savanna is a hot place with lots of water the difference between the savanna weather and the savanna water is that, the water in the savanna is cold. The weather in savanna is hot
The largest savanna in the world is the Serengeti Savanna in Central Africa.
The plant life in the savanna is comprised mostly of grass and low lying shrubs, with a few trees providing some shade to the animal population. The vast amount of dried leaves and grass in the savanna makes fires a common occurrence.
Light in the Savanna is out mostly during the day and the Savanna may encounter some hirogliphics.
They cut down lots of trees, not replacing it with like 10 more. Making the rainforests in Savanna be worthless once evey animal is extinct or dying out because there is no habitats or food plus no plants again because plants are dying...
A lions habitat is grassy and they live in the savanna.
No. They live in the forests of North America.
starting forest fires is one.
wild fires
men cut grass and due to the dry land there are wild fires
it destroys and burns vegetation and any habitats of animals.
Forests, woodlands, grassy plains, savanna, swamps and deserts are some of the ecosystems where elephants easily survive
Africa
Savannah habitats are open grasslands, therefore it would be quite easy for a horse to live there provided there was water to be found.
Humans They cause deforestation and cut down millions of trees They build many cities and destroy habitats (urbanization) Global Warming increase the rate of forest fires burning down habitats
A desert is a dry place where animals such as camels live. A desert is an environment which has many habitats inside it.