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The Serengeti known for its huge herds of plains animals (especially gnu wildebeests, gazelles, and zebras), and it is the only place in Africa where vast land-animal migrations still take place. The climate there is subtropical, with a dry and relatively cool season from May to August, a warmer and still quite dry season in September and October, and a rainy and pretty hot season from November to April. Topographically, the ecoregion is made of flat to slightly moving grassy plains, disrupted by scattered rocky areas which are parts of the Precambrian foundation rocks sticking out through the ash layers.
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It is created by biological processes in which soil-inhabiting organisms (such as worms) break down plant tissue (they poop on the soils) When decomposition is complete, compost has turned to a dark-brown powdery material called humus. The processes occurring in a compost pile are similar to those that break down organic matter in soil.
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