The Lonely White Rhino in African Savanna

I decided to study the species of white rhino. Because it is the most popular rhino species. That means I can get more information. There are only 2 kinds of rhinoceros in African savanna, so there are not many options. It is a white rhino and a black rhino. These species have many similar features and small features, but I chose one rather than the other because there are considerable differences between those populations. According to the statistics, there are about 10,000 white rhinoceros, and there are only 7 white roses in the world.

Tropical savanna biome has many different animals. They depend on the geographical location of the biome. Animals living in African savanna include herbivores such as buffalo, zebra, nu, elephant, rhinoceros, giraffe, elephant, warthog, wild duck, gazelle, impala, kudoo, antelope. In the rainy season, breeding cockroaches, animals are rich. However, the rainy season occurs only within a half year. As the dry season comes, surface water due to rainfall is quickly absorbed by the soil into the ground. At the moment competition over water is very intense and most birds and animals are moving to other places to find valuable things. Depending on the strength of the drought, the movement may be long distance or close. It is characterized by forest fires in the dry season. Most insects die from these fires as they can not escape fast enough.

Tropical savanna is a vast prairie dotted with trees. The world's largest and most famous savanna is African savanna, covering most of sub-Saharan Africa. In African savanna, many animals grazing on high grasses and giraffes eat trees. Other savannahs are found in South America, India and Australia. The jungle biota is dominated by densely shrubs, mainly shrubs evergreen shrubs. It is characterized by hot and dry summer and cool moist winter. This biome is located in the mountains of California and at the foot of the climate of the Mediterranean. Chaparral plants adapt to frequent fires caused by lightning strikes and dry conditions. California's jungle bush, a mixture of low-growth evergreen or deciduous shrubs is a unique and unique habitat in western North America.