Savannah Ecosystem and Adaptations

The video explores the savannah biome, a grassland with scattered trees, located near the equator. It discusses the savannah's warm climate, characterized by a long dry season and a wet season. The video highlights the diverse wildlife, including lions, zebras, and elephants, and the flora, such as acacia and baobab trees, adapted to drought and fires. Fires play a crucial role in maintaining the ecosystem by clearing old grasses. The video concludes with a message promoting kindness.

What is a defining characteristic of the Savannah biome?

• Dense forests

• Mountainous terrain

• Scattered shrubs and isolated trees

• Permanent ice cover

Where are Savannahs typically located?

• In desert regions

• On either side of the Equator

• On mountain tops

• Near the poles

How many seasons does the Savannah experience?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• One

During which season does the Savannah receive the most rainfall?

• Summer

• Spring

• Autumn

• Winter

Which of the following animals is commonly found in the Savannah?

• Polar bear

• Penguin

• Lion

• Kangaroo

What adaptation helps Savannah animals survive?

• Camouflage in snow

• Hibernation

• Ability to migrate

• Thick fur

Which tree is commonly associated with the Savannah?

• Pine tree

• Oak tree

• Maple tree

• Acacia tree

How do plants in the Savannah adapt to long periods of drought?

• By producing more flowers

• By shedding all leaves

• By having long roots and thick bark

• By growing taller

What role do fires play in the Savannah ecosystem?

• They increase rainfall

• They clear old grasses for new growth

• They prevent animal migration

• They destroy all plant life

How do plants in the Savannah survive fires?

• By having extensive root systems

• By growing in water

• By being fireproof

• By moving to safer areas