How did animals adapt in the African savannh?

Answer 1

many animals have adapted to life in Africa. One of the main ones is acamel. Camel's can store water for a long time.

Loads of people say that camel's don't live in Africa, but they do. They live in Egypt, that is in Africa.

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Answer 2

Animals African savanna adapted in many ways, but here are a few.

1. Most of the large herbivores there mainly eat grass, which is the most common plant in the African savanna. The main exception is the giraffe, which eats acacia leaves. Acacia are the most common tree in the African plains.

2. Because of the huge multitude of large mammalian herbivores (more than anywhere else on Earth today), there are many predators that are adapted to hunt large prey.

3. Some savanna animals, such as giraffes, antelope, and gazelle can exist for days at a time with no water, which is a good adaptation in a habitat that has long dry seasons. Elephants adapted to the dry seasons by figuring out that they can dig in dry riverbeds to access water.