Meanings of african savanna in English

Cattle now account for more than half the live weight of African savanna ecosystems.

Our visit lasted only two-and-a-half days, but it felt like we'd spent a week on the African savanna.

She saw a man, an old black man, running across the African savanna on a perfect starry night.

It recorded 352,271 African savanna elephants in 18 range states (excluding Namibia).

The giraffe was born to its mother Maeve and father Tafari in the African Savanna section of the zoo on Tuesday, February 13th.

Declines in habitat and wildlife in semiarid African savannas are widely reported and commonly attributed to agropastoral population growth, livestock impacts, and subsistence cultivation.

Their gory competition over carcasses on the African savanna has been memorialized in numerous wildlife documentaries like Beverly and Derek Joubert's classic Eternal Enemies.

The sim does to underwater fauna what Afrika does to the African savanna, with gorgeous high-def visuals used to bring those respective habitats to life.

So inside the skull of a modern city dweller there resides a brain designed for hunting and gathering in small groups on the African savanna.

Inside my skull is a brain that was designed to exploit the conditions of an African savanna between 3 million and 100,000 years ago.