3 years ago

If you visited a savanna you most likely see what

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You would most likely see rolling grasslands. There would be isolated trees and shrubs. Not enough rain falls in the savanna to support forests.
:) hope this helps

Scrat [10]3 years ago

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that's easy I would of see trees

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