What type of animals live in Grasslands?

The animals that live in the grasslands are Africa aardvark African wild cat African elephant many antelopes baboon, buffalo Cape hunting dog cheetah giraffe gnu hartebeest hippopotamus hyena impala jackals, kudu leopard lion meerkat mongoose oryx ostrich red-billed oxpecker rhinoceros vulture wildebeest zebra and many other animals Australia dingo emu kangaroo wallaby wombat and many other animals. Many non-native animals have been introduced, including the camel donkey goat horse rabbit and sheep North America American toad badger black-footed ferret bison black-tailed jack rabbit, bumble bee, burrowing owl, California condor, carrion beetle, common snipe coyote deer dragonfly eagles, eastern cottontail, elk, ferruginous hawk, fox snake, golden owl, gopher snake grasshopper gray wolf ground squirrels, killdeer, lady beetle, larks, long-billled curlew, meadow vole monarch butterfly northern grasshopper mouse prairie chicken prairie dog prairie rattlesnake, prairie skink, pronghorn antelope red fox red-tailed hawk shrew skunk stink bug, tiger beetle, western meadowlark, western tiger swallowtail, white-tailed jack rabbit, and many other animals South America armadillo, opossum, fox jaguar llama puma rhea tapir many rodents, and many other animals Eurasia golden pheasant, leopard gecko snow leopard vole, and many other animals There are so many animals that live in the grasslands. Some of them are very small such as mice, prairie dogs, and the little insect called the aphid.

These animals can hide easily in the tall grass of the grasslands. Other animals roam the grasslands of Africa such as the African elephant, lions, zebras, giraffe, black rhinoceros, and many more! These animals are too large to hide in the grasses, so they must protect themselves in other ways Lions, cheetas, and coyotes are able to protect themselves by running very fast.

Other large animals travel in groups. Elephants, zebras and rhinoceros roam the grasslands in huge herds. These herds are able to protect the smaller, weaker animals from lions and other predators Here in the United States, buffalo used to roam the grasslands, but no so much anymore.

Buffalo are huge animals with thick, brown fur. A long time ago, many people hunted the buffalo. Today, a person can not shoot a buffalo, so the mammal is slowly making a comeback.

Black tailed Praire Dogs, coyotes, wolves, Northern short-tailed shrew, grey fox, American mink, hen harrier, gyrfalcon, raven, house mouse, muskrat, Brown rat, black rat, grey squirrel, wild turkey, Grizzly bear, mule deer, white tailed deer, red deer, moose, bighorn sheep, American bison, pronghorn, American badger, spotted skunk, weasel, stoat, striped skunk, fisher, north American otter, wolverine, ptarmigan.

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