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Tropical Savannas

. Humans aren’t the only threat though. Aproblem known as desertification is also becoming a large problem. Overgrazing of our grazing animals, i.e. zebras and wildebeest, has reduced the capasity of the the biome’s system, to withstand to erosive forces of wind and water. With this, it is easy for plants, soil, sand, and valuable nutrients in the soil, to blow away from the surface. Deserts are rapidly replacing savannas. Due to the dry season where savannas have very little water it is common to have prolonged drought; drought and humans cutting down trees increases the likellihood for desertification. Possible ways in order to solve desertification is creating dams to controls erosion, reforestation to the areaas with barren fields, planting wind breaks . These measures can not all be done though. They are all very expensive for countries with limited resources. The organism we designed to be ideal for the tropppical savanna is known commonly as Chachezelle. This animals is has the main characteristics of the cheetah, the grant gazelle, and has chameleon like tendencies. It is as swift as the cheetah, but with hind legs similar to the grant gazelle.This animal can change its color according to its surroundments.This camouflage helps the animal to cleverly sneak up upon the prey inorder to attack. Yet when the goiung gets tough and the carnivorous food becomes scarce, it can easily consume grasses and other primary producers. An ominvore is definitly ideal for the tropical savanna. With the Chachezelle now in the savanna, it may disrupt how the ecosystem now coexists. It would make the balance between the grazing animals and the carnivorous animals. How energy gets distributed is most essential to life in the savanna. The primary producers, i.e. Acacia trees, red oooat grasses, and baobab trees have the most energy than any other organism living in the savanna. They a...

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