GRASSLAND

AFRICAN ELEPHANT

• There diet only contains of leaves.
• It is vulnerable in the wild.
• It is currently located in Africa and south of the Sahara.
• Its scientific name is Loxodonta africana.
• Its habitat includes forest and the savanna .

PRONGHORN

• Its diet contains grass.
• It lives in central Canada, western USA and Mexico.
• You can find pronghorn in open prairies and deserts .
• It is currently not endangered .
• Its class is the mammals .

BLACK FOOTED FERRET

• It loves to eat small mammals.
• You would fine the black footed ferret in North America from Texas to Alberta .
• You would fined it in the prairie .
• It is extinct in the wild.
• Its class is the mammals.

BROWN HYENA

• It loves carrion.
• It lives in Africa from Angola, Mozambique and south to northern South Africa.
• It has a lower risk near threatened .
• Habitat is dry savanna, plain's, semidesert.
• Its scientific name is hyaena brunnea.

GREAT PRAIRIE CHICKEN

• It diet includes plants.
• It ranges from central North American .
• It loves prairies.
• It is vulnerable in the wild .
• The size of its body is 42-46cm (16 1/2-18in).

PURPLE CONE FLOWER

• The purple coneflower is from 3 to 5 feet.
• It can even live during droughts and periods of heat.
• It is also called the snakeroot, comb root and scurvy flower grows in the U.S.A Department of agriculture.
• It has 2-4 foot stems and medium green, lance shaped leaves.
• Its peddles are lavender, pink or purple.

SWEET CONEFLOWER

• It can grow to a height of 6 feet if planted in most soil.
• It has a gold color to its pedals.
• It can pant even if the soil is dry.
• The sweet coneflower attracts song birds and butterflies.
• Its season of interest is July (frost).

MILKWEED

• Milkweed is toxic to other insects.
• When the monarch eat the milkweed they become toxic to birds.
• The larvae of the monarch butterflies eat milkweed.
• Native Americans taught early English settlers how to cook it properly with out it being toxic.
• World war 2 they used milkweed for life jackets

POISON IVY

• It is 3ft - 11in and its vines are usually 3.9 - 9.8.
• They have 3 leafs that are shaped like almonds.
• They have bright green leafs when young.
• Old leaves have dark leaves.
• Poison ivy has flowers clustered around it.