Difference between a savanna and a desert?

Answer 1

Rainforests are characterized by lots of rain and a dense canopy, usually with very large tries and an incredible varied ecosystem. Savannas, or savannahs, are usually grasslands, drier, and their trees are shorter and more sparse. Savannas occur mostly on the African continent, whereas rainforests are present on every continent. Both habitats occur on or close to the equator, although temperate rainforests do occur.

Answer 2

Savannahs have a large amount of open land, and has a high temperature The soil is hard and has less nutrients whereas in the rainforest, it has very tall trees, which are trying to fight to reach sunlight. The rainforest has layers. The bottom layer is the ground level which recieves very little sunlight. This does not help the fertile soil, so whenever a plant dies, it decays and all the plants nutrients so into the soil, so the plants can re-grow.

Answer 3

The African savanna is open grasslands with isolated groups of trees. Usually dry, but very wet during the monsoon period. The Amazon rain forest is a densely forested area that is noted for being damp and steamy, and able to create its own localised rainy climate.

Answer 4

A Savannah has grass, a rain forest has a lot of trees and a sahel has no grass. Both a Savannah and a sahel have enough water to support grazing animals

Answer 5

A savannah is a tropical grassland with widely scattered clumps of trees, while a desert is a biome in which the lack of precipitation limits plant growth.

Answer 6

The difference is that deserts are more dry and have less rainfall than a savanna. The savanna has clumps of trees while the desert usually can not support much plant life.

Answer 7

the different is that savannas are dry and rain forests era wet.