What animals live in the steppe for a long time

African Savannah TourIn 2016, I went to Tanzania, Africa, with my teammates, and climbed the highest peak in Africa, Kilimanjaro's Uhuru Peak, and headed towards the African savannah, admiring the five major animals on the African savannah.

Large social vegetarian animals. Including horses, zebras, antelopes, bison, giraffes, elephants, etc. It is characterized by its large size or running speed as a means of defense.

And those who can prey on them are usually carnivores that are known for running. Such as lions, cheetahs, hyenas, etc.

Cows, sheep, rabbits, horses, zebras and their natural predators, lions, leopards, etc.

Giraffes, antelopes, zebras, rhinos, etc.

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Sheepdog. Cows, sheep. Person.

1. Buffalo, mostly inhabiting primeval forests and marshes, moving alone or in pairs or small groups, foraging for aquatic plants in the morning and dusk, all buffaloes are endangered species.

2. Wildebeest, very adaptable to the environment. They can be found in a variety of habitats, from dense scrubland to open woodland floodplains, scrublands and woodlands bordering the acacia savanna of arid regions. Wildebeest prefer to live in groups, and during the rainy season when water and grass are abundant, they usually form a family group of about 10-20 individuals.

3. Rhinoceros, inhabiting lowlands or highlands at an altitude of more than 2,000 meters. Nocturnal activity, living alone or in small groups. The living area is never separated from the water source.

The feeding habits vary depending on the species, but they are mainly grasses, or they feed on leaves, twigs, wild fruits, lichens, etc.

4. Kangaroos, mainly found in mainland Australia and parts of Papua New Guinea. Some of these species are unique to Australia. Different species of kangaroos live in a variety of different natural environments in Australia, from cool-climate rainforests and desert plains to tropical regions.

Kangaroos are the highest and farthest mammals.

5. Cheetah, inhabits temperate and savannah, including semi-desert and sparsely wooded savannahs and bare rock areas. Specialized muscles allow for greater swing in the limbs, which increases acceleration. It is the fastest terrestrial animal in the world.

<> there are many animals that live in the meadows, which are listed below:

1. Antelope. Antelope is a general term for a group of artiodactyl bovids. There are a total of 86 species of antelopes, belonging to 11 families and 32 genera.

Antelopes are characterized by hollow and strong horns, which are distinguished from ruminants such as cattle and sheep. There is a consensus on antelope as a taxa, and the "Antelope Expert Group" established by the Species Survival Committee is a unit of zoological research and conservation of this group of animals.

2. Rabbit. Rabbit is the general name of all genera of the mammalian order Lagomorphidae. Commonly known as rabbits.

Biological classification: Zootopae, phylum Chordates, subphylum Vertebrates, Mammals, Cerniformes. Rabbits have tubular long ears, a tufted short tail, and strong hind legs that are much longer than their forelimbs. There are 43 species in 9 genera.

to the east of Asia.

South, Africa and North America.

The species are the most abundant, with a few species found in Europe and South America.

3. Cattle. Cattle, belonging to the cattle family, are a family under the subfamily Bovine. A bison with a chromosome number of 56, a cattle with a chromosome number of 60, and a large cattle with a chromosome 58 chromosome, are crossbred with fertile offspring and are mammals.

It is prone to Robertsonian translocation, changes in chromosome number, reduces fertility, herbivorous, and some species are domestic animals. The body is stout, and some bulls have a pair of horns on their heads.

1. Sheep, with white fur and a docile temperament. 2. Yak, with black hair, strong body and fast running speed. 3. Wolves, which move in groups, have a body length of about one meter.

4. Tibetan antelope, with slender horns, good at jumping. 5. White-lipped deer, with a body length of more than one meter, runs fast and feeds on grass.

1. Sheep

Sheep is an animal on the grassland, its body is plump, the whole body is distributed with dense white hair, with the effect of warmth, and the head of the male sheep has spiral horns, but its temperament is docile, self-defense ability is poor, and the sheep disease resistance is poor, easy to get sick and die.

2. Yak

The yak is an animal on the grassland, its physique is strong, the ears are small, the hair of the whole body is black or black-brown, the body length is more than two meters, and the mouth of the yak is wide, it can nibble on the grass of the smaller plant on the grassland, and the yak has a wide range of food, and the breeding is relatively simple.

3. Steppe wolf

The steppe wolf is an animal on the steppe, also known as the Siberian plain wolf, its hair is gray or white, gray-white, often in the form of a group, mostly distributed in forests, deserts, grasslands, grasslands, feeding on sheep, rabbits, berries, mice and other food.

1. The animals contained in the grassland are: migratory birds: geese, swans, cranes, etc.

Birds: eagles, eagles, vultures, mandarin ducks, several species of storks, various pheasants, mallards, etc.

Carnivores: wolves, foxes, bears, weasels, snakes.

Herbivorous species: yellow sheep, roe deer, wild ass, wild horse, rabbit, rodent of various year-old rats, etc.

There are also countless kinds of insects.

2. Grassland is a kind of earth's ecosystem, which is divided into various types such as savannah and temperate grassland, and is the most widely distributed vegetation type on the earth. Grasslands are formed because of thin soil layers or low precipitation, and herbaceous plants are less affected, preventing plants from growing extensively.

3. China is one of the countries with the most abundant grassland resources in the world, with a total grassland area of nearly 400 million hectares, accounting for 40% of the country's total land area and three times the existing cultivated area. If we draw an oblique line from the northeast to the southwest of China, that is, starting from the Wanda Mountains in the northeast, crossing the Great Wall, along the Luliang Mountains, passing through Yan'an, and going southwest to the eastern foot of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, China can be divided into two major geographical regions: the southeast part is a hilly plain area, close to the ocean, with a warm and humid climate, and most of it is an agricultural area; The northwest part is mostly high mountains and mountains, far away from the ocean, the climate is arid, the wind and sand are more hungry, and it is the main grassland area.