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There are few or no trees on grasslands.Animals such as zebras, elephants, and lions live on savannas.Small animals and insects, such as rabbits, snakes, and grasshoppers, live there also.Larger animals, such as whales, sharks, and dolphins, also live in the ocean.Prairies and savannas are two types of grasslands.Savannas are located near the equator.Prairies are in more temperate areas.Animals like bison, deer, and horses live on prairies.The soil is good for planting crops.But this means that there are not as many grasslands on Earth as there used to be. The ocean biome is the largest biome on Earth.Earth has many different biomes with a variety of plants and animals.People have turned most prairies into farms.

There are few or no trees on grasslands. Average rainfall is
somewhere between a temperate forest and a desert. The plants
that live on grasslands do not get a lot of water year round.
Grasses and wildflowers, though, get enough water to grow at
least part of the year.
Prairies and savannas are two types of grasslands. Savannas
are located near the equator. Animals such as zebras, elephants,
and lions live on savannas. Prairies are in more temperate
areas. Animals like bison, deer, and horses live on prairies.
Small animals and insects, such as rabbits, snakes, and
grasshoppers, live there also.
People have turned most prairies into farms. The soil is
good for planting crops. Farm animals can graze on the grass.
But this means that there are not as many grasslands on Earth
as there used to be.
The ocean biome is the largest biome on Earth. Oceans are
huge bodies of water. They make up 70 percent of Earth's surface.
Many kinds of animals and plants live in oceans. Fish, crabs, and
clams spend their lives under water. Larger animals, such as
whales, sharks, and dolphins, also live in the ocean. Blue whales
live in the ocean. They are the largest known mammals on
Earth. Ocean water is very salty. Animals that
live in the ocean must be able to drink salt water.
Earth has many different biomes with a variety of plants
and animals. Look around you. Which biome is most like the
place where you live?