The texture of grass in Canada is the same as grasses found anywhere else in the Western Hemisphere. There are various types of grass textures including soft, smooth and coarse.
You don't need a texture pack to have better grass. You can download McPatcher at minecraftdl.com
Grass
The texture of grass is generally described as fine and fibrous, with individual blades varying in width and length depending on the species. Most grass blades are smooth to the touch, though some may have a slightly rough or serrated edge. When healthy, grass has a lush, soft feel, contributing to its appeal in lawns and natural environments. The texture can also change with environmental factors, becoming coarse or brittle when dry.
Regular grass typically has a coarse texture and a standard green color, while Sweet grass (Hierochloe odorata) has a softer, finer texture and a distinctive sweet fragrance when crushed. Sweet grass also tends to grow taller and has a slightly shiny appearance. Additionally, its blades are usually more slender and can have a reddish base, distinguishing it from common grass varieties.
It should blend in with it :)
A Minecraft texture pack is a package that changes the games appearance. In case you didn't know textures are the images used on the blocks. For example the green image used for grass on top of the grass blocks is the grass texture. When someone makes a texture pack they edit these textures to their liking, changing the games appearance. You can download these from all over the web - the best place most likely being the Minecraft Forums.
grass
mostly grass
Trees and also grass
Napier is a common type of grass in the United States and Canada. It is also a common ingredient in pig feed.
Yes there are numerous species of bird that eat grass eg Canada geese, Peacocks, Ostriches.
A ball will typically roll farther on grass than on dirt due to the smoother surface and less resistance provided by grass compared to the uneven and rough texture of dirt. The reduced friction on grass allows the ball to travel further with each roll.