Savanna is a place which has a high temperature. The animals that reside at such temperature needs no fur because the temperature there is warm and hot.
The animals there have long legs so that they can easily walk in the grasses and eat it.
They have the capability to graze and they make burrows to stay cool inside their burrow.
The animals there eats tress and grasses which are long.
-It is worth noting that organisms that live in the savanna and grassland biomes have developed unique adaptations that aid in their survival. Savannas differs from grassland in that savanna have shrubs and isolated trees, while grasslands contain grasses, flowers, and herbs.
-Animal adaptations for example; Many animals have very effective locomotion for long-distance migrations to coincide with the seasonal flush of growth.
-Additionally, many forms burrow to avoid predation and desiccation, and many others use these burrows. These and other characteristics aid survival of organisms in savanna ecosystem.
For the first question is that crabgrass because in the process of secondary succession a forest fire burns down a forest then grasses grow back, then annual flowers bloom and eventually trees begin to grow so crabgrass is the initial stages of secondary succession.
