Food Web

Star Grass Red Oat Grass Acacia

Grasshopper Harvest Ant Topi Termite Warthog Dung Beetle Hare

Wildebeest Thompson’s Gazelle Impala Mouse

MongooseAardvarkPangolin

Wild Dog Hyena Lion Cheetah Caracal Serval Ruppell’s Vulture Tawny Eagle

Trophic Level

Tertiary Consumers

Secondary Consumers

Primary Consumers

Primary Producers

Abiotic & Biotic Factors Abiotic Biotic

● Weather● Soil● Climate● Sunlight● Water● Rocks

● Lion● Cheetah● Wild Dog● Mongoose● Hyena● Impala

Current Human ImpactLessening of the area is one of the current human impacts in the

Grassland Savanna. Lessening of the area is caused by mowing down the grass to make more room for industrialization. By doing this, the plants and animals have less space, so the population decreases with the land, making everything smaller. Large areas of the grasslands have been turned into farmlands for growing crops, and rearing cattle.

Recommendations To have less of an impact on the grassland savanna I recommend that we do not cut

down as much of the grassland. I think there should be a limit on how much property of the grassland should be used by humans. The grassland savanna is the animal’s home and we shouldn’t have a right to take it away from them. The animals won’t be able to populate without space to move, or places to hunt.

Sourceshttps://sites.google.com/a/chs.coppellisd.com/grassland-savanna/home/human-impact

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