Flat sun baked plains in most of the Northern parts of Sudan, with small volcanic outcrops and escarpments. The area is pretty much a desert and often experiences severe sand storms called the "Haboob".
In the centre of the country around Khartoum the landscape is pretty much the same, small volcanic outcrops around the edges of the city, with the Blue and White Nile Rivers merging (into the Nile River) before it heads north in to Egypt. Area can be quiet green during the rainy season.
About 500 km south of Khartoum the landscape starts to become more savannah-like and eventually gives way (around Juba) to more green and tropical vegetation. Especially wet and waterlogged during the rainy season.
Ranges between low shrub vegetation, small bushes, hardy shrubs and trees to semi-tropical vegetation in the south.
Northen parts of the country are desert (sand and rock) and have little vegetation, southern parts (adjacent to South Sudan) are more tropical and have seasonal grasslands, swamp areas as well as savannah areas.
The latitude and longitude of Savannah, Georgia is about 32 degrees North, 81 degrees West. The African savanna can be found around 15 degrees North and South, and at around 23 degrees East. It is separated by tropical rainforest along the equator.
Ostrich, emu and weaverbird... those are just a few that I know of.
Bacteria and Amoebas (An amoeba is a prototypical genus of unicellular organism found in decaying vegatation, wet soil, and animals such as humans.)
African ones
Evidence and statistics are most likely found in a supporting sentence.
They are only found on the African Savannah's and in central India.
The Pink sorrel
bottled pine farts
They are not the best swimmers, but if a water dish is too deep they can float
The biome that baboons live in are mostly highland grasslands and woodland savannah. Baboons are commonly found in the African continent.
Humans are natural homnivores - they eat anything. The earliest human fossils have been found in Africa, so it's likely they ate anything they could find in the African Savannah - probably mainly fruit, roots and scavanged kills.
The shallow root system lets it obsorb water rapidly from the surface layers of the soil.
Savannah biome has a fertile soil, it has an enriched nutrients.
The latitude and longitude of Savannah, Georgia is about 32 degrees North, 81 degrees West. The African savanna can be found around 15 degrees North and South, and at around 23 degrees East. It is separated by tropical rainforest along the equator.
Invertebrates that are found in the Savannah are Beetles, Ants, Worms, Spiders, and Moths.
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Giraffe