The Savannah Biome - Biomes #2
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- The Savannah (Savanna) is the vast open country of the tropics composed of a patchwork of trees and shrubs on a bed of grass. It is a result of the tropical wet and dry seasons that cycle through the tropics year after year - the Tropical Savannah Climate.
In this video on biogeography we take a close look at the Savannah Biome. What is the Savannah? What makes it that way? And what countries have the Savannah?
The Savannah Biome dominates the continent of Africa at the centre of our world but is also found in Brazil, Australia, India and the Caribbean. 🌎🌍🌏
Of all the world’s habitats, this one supports the earth’s most famous fauna and wildlife. This is the home of the safari of the Masai Mara of Kenya, the Serengeti of Tanzania and the Kruger National Park of South Africa. 🐗🦘🦒🐘🦛🦏🦓🐆
🕐CHAPTERS🕖
👉0:00 Opening Montage
👉0:43 Introduction and Titles
👉1:26 Comparison of Tropical Habitats
👉1:57 What is Savannah?
👉2:33 Climate, Holdridge Lifezones Chart
👉3:07 Savannah is a Transition Biome, Fires
👉3:58 Global Locations
👉4:27 Savannah in the Americas
👉4:59 Australian Savannah
👉5:23 African Savannah
👉6:22 Savannah Plant Species
👉7:36 Savannah Wildlife Fauna
👉8:19 Outro
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FURTHER READING 💻📚✏️
LONS08 - A new world natural vegetation map for global change studies - www.scielo.br/pdf/aabc/v80n2/a...
Holdridge Life Zones - www.researchgate.net/figure/H...
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I live in Goiás, Brazil. I didn't know we had the most biodiverse savannah (like, look at Africa, we couldn't compete).
Yes, the Brazilian Cerrado is the most biodiverse type of savannah in the world. It has a lot of different species of trees. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
@@Geodiode At least, where I live it feels accurate.
useful knowledge for my students studying tropical ecosystem. Thank you for sharing.
Really Savanna grassland biome is amazing place in all over the world 🌍🌍🌎🌎😊😊😊😊
I was reading about how many different microclimates there are in Costa Rica, shocking amount! Whenever you start doing your regional videos that would be a really cool place to do a video on! Love your stuff!!
@@Geodiode People like it that much? That's good. With everything going on in Africa (politics, neo eastern colonialism through financial power, and systemic instability etc)Costa Rica has become both our short term goal for the next 3-5 years and a real possibility that we might not be able to go to Kenya. I hesitate to make a 20 year investment if everyone I know is leaving a place due to it getting bad/rough.
I think the only negative thing I've heard about Costa Rica is that Americans miss the convenience or busy factor of North America and go back for what's more comfortable. For us wanting to have an off grid eco village though and have a large permaculture garden property it's not too big of a deal. Also, lot more likely to get tourists in Costa Rica than in a village in remote Kenya... I know Mombasa is popular in Kenya though. land is shockingly expensive and hard to acquire in Kenya... like more expensive than the US (and good luck finding more than like 2 acres)
@@Geodiode Yeah, I think Kenya is closer to our heart since my wife is from there and I love it. Costa Rica is closer to Texas and beautiful also though, time will decide.. and circumstance!
No worries on the late comment, and also yes... the Chinese neocolonialism situation in Africa right now is very alarming, there is a channel my wife watches called Wake Up Africa I think - dr Mumai Seraki
I really really really really look forward to your videos on microclimates of top environmental tourism and weather countries such as Uganda, Kenya, Costa Rica etc etc ... I'm sure if they are as well researched, formatted , and presented as all of your other videos they will be equally eye opening and inspiring!
How many of you came here from Minecraft to have a glimpse at actual savannah biome?
Minecraft, in my case, made me watch almost all the videos of this channel
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The large mammals of other regions (of which there used to be a number of species) are gone now unfortunately, it's basically just the African ones that remain. Mammoths, sabre tooth tigers, giant sloths, among others are all gone. One of my favorite biomes is the mammoth steppe, which is what used to cover much of today's boreal forests of the northern regions during the previous glacial periods. It supported much more life back in the day according to some estimates in comparable amounts to today's tropical savannahs, though that seems strange so far north to me. Interesting to see some projects attempting to restore parts of it with large animals still remaining.
There are cognate ecosystems Altai-sayan mountain range, in Russia and Mongolia, though in faunal terms there are only reindeers, saiga, wild sheep and goats, snow leopards, Brown bears, wolves or the likes found in temperate Eurasia.
When I see a new upload from GeoDiode, I smile, I click, I enjoy :)
@@Geodiode totally agree!
Your videos made me better understand the subject than my university course in biogeography did... The exam is tomorrow and this is exactly the type of revision that I needed, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Comments like this make it all worth it. Glad it helped. And I hoped the exam went well for you.
@@Geodiode yes! I knew almost everything, so thank you again!
That's crazy. I watched this for an assignment in 5th grade.
Wonderful!!!! Grt job
I appreciate ur presentation and explanation.
Looking for ur new upload...
see u soon
Man i really miss this video. 3 years??? Thats nostalgia
Yep crazy isn't it?
@@Geodiode I did not expect you to reply lol, but thanks for teaching me abt it, it really helps! 👍
Man backpacking out in that Africa bush would be so crazy!
Awsome video. It helped me for my essay. Keep up the good work!
Great presentation n explanation
Thank you I needed this information
Glad it was helpful!
Great video love all the amazing animals in savanna climates.
Thanks v much! Yes I don't normally mention fauna in this series, but could not ignore this for the Savannah!
When I think of Africa I think of this.
African Savannah is my favorites.
Thank you
it's also beautiful place to live
Thank you very very much
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Thanks so much! Please send me a bill for a new screen (or keyboard) ;)
Brilliant video as always.
Yes! As always!!! :)
Excellent!
it helped alot in my exams
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Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you 🙏🏼.
Thank you a lot for this amazing content. I am only new but I love watching through all your video. 💕
You're welcome! I hope you enjoy all the vids in this series, and my one on World Climate also.
Thank you very much..
You are welcome
How able to support agriculture is the savanna biome? It seems to have a decent amount of rainfall and yearlong warm to hot temperatures, seems ideal for plant growth and agriculture. And how would it compare in terms of agriculture productivity to a Mediterranean climate or the steppe grasslands?
soil isn't fertile
it's better not to try
Check out my videos on Population Size and Density by climate zone. Tropical Savannah and Monsoon climate areas are close to the top in terms of population, and so on that basis you can conclude they are very productive in terms of agriculture.
@@muniaisworthit The soil is only not fertile because of the heavy rain/flooding that occurs in the rainy season washing all the nutrients in the soil away in certain areas. I assume with proper irrigation canals dug and other earthworks to slow and hold the water to prevent surface runoff, the soil would be very fertile.
I see
Its really enriching to see this journey of biomes greatly shot. Its no less than a movie- treat to eyes filled with information about what we are most careless about- our Earth! Hope somewhere we are motivated to support #Saveenvironment which has been the greatest gift of nature to humans! great work!
Thank you dear
I loved your presentation....
Was brilliant...
Can you please make a video on Australian Savannah...
Please
Super sick!
Love you Nate
I love it.
Liked it!
The maps of Savannahs is missing the Iberá Wetlands (Argentina), wich is very similar to Everglades and one of the biggest flooded savannahs in the world!
You're right, it's very similar to the Everglades of South Florida. In the LONS08 classification system map this part is included in the grasslands.
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Thank u so much....it helped me a lot in my studies...keep it up bro...🤘❤😃
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You're welcome 😊
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Thanks so much for your videos! Here is the question, when I lived with my relatives in Tanzania, I couldn't stand living in Dar Es Salaam... Literally shower 3 times a day. But when staying with grandparents in Moshi or Mombo - totally different feeling. I tried using your map on Twitter and seems that Moshi has more subtropical climate whereas Dar is more of Tropical. Let me know if you have a map of Tanzania. BTW you are always welcome to visit there!
@@Geodiode thanks so much for your answer and Tanzania map!! It made so much sense why Moshi is the only major livable town in Tanzania!
@@Geodiode Just to clarify, does Moshi qualify as Cwa, Cwb, Cfa, Cfb according to your view? Thanks
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It is pretty interesting
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Thank you for shearing your videos. I use them to teach with.
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The Sydney region should have been highlighted as a savannah. The Cumberland Plain Woodland in Sydney is a classic eucalyptus savannah with vast grasslands and scattered trees. I think it's understandable why it wasn't highlighted because Sydney is surrounded by Temperate Broadleaf and Mixed Forests (i.e. The Blue Mountains).
Yes, see my reply to your other comment. Limitations of drawing out zones on a map at global resolution. Also, as mentioned in the opening episode in this series, there is not a close consensus on what defines a particular biome, so the maps differ from one geobotanist to another
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Do you know where I could find savannah footage, like what was used in this video? I'm working on the projections team of a production of Mean Girls the Musical and we're hoping to use real life footage for the scenes that take place in Kenya on the savannah
WOW
I loved this episode! It far exceeded my expectations. Awesome! It is interesting to appreciate the complexity of biology through biomes and how small changes in precipitation patterns along with different tree species around the world result in such diverse landscapes, all beautiful of course! nature is perfect! Thanks for another excellent episode Ben!
@@Geodiode Always a pleasure helping you!
Do we have windswept savannah biome in real life too?
I was surprised that part of eastern Mediterranean is part of Savanna, this area is near where I live.
When I was a child I used to travel with my family every summer from my home town Tabuk - KSA (Hot Desert) to Damascus - Syria (Semi - Arid / Savanna i guess) and I remember I was fascinated with the Transition that happens during the Trip.
GeoDiode Yes very much, and I remember noticing the difference in humidity and the smell of the air and the earth type and color specially when we entered the Syrian border
So the Florida everglades are a flooded savannah? That makes so much sense
Good job
Thanks!
Productivity in fleshwater and tropicalsavanna woodland ecosystem
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1:42 What is the place highlighted near the Adriatic? Greece, Albania?
Excellent question. There is some smatterings of Savannah around the mediterranean, as I briefly mentioned in the video. Check out the "Temperate Forest" video for more on these, although I do not have an answer to the specific region you mention.
I live in Massingir in Mozambique, inside of Savannah of Mopane
First comment from your country! Welcome to the channel!
Can you make a video for the WWF Ecoregions of Europe.
My biom savnnah
Savannah regions seem to have a lot in common with Mediterranean regions. I guess the main difference is what time of year the precipitation falls? Summer for Savannah, Winter for Mediterranean?
Unfortunately, it's not that simple. Scrub is more tied to Mediterranean climates. Whereas Grasslands are somewhat disconnected from climate, and can occur in Humid Subtropical, Oceanic and Continental climate zones. It seems to be more about a historical battle between grasses and trees dominating a particular region, that both could occupy.
@@Geodiode What about Mediterranean forests/woodlands in Italy, Turkey, Spain and Lebanon? They feature Med climates and have woodlands with medium sized trees. I personally associate scrubs with semi-arid climates. I believe Southern California is scrubby because of its semi-arid climate.
@@LisaSpringfield please watch my episode ruclips.net/video/K8i0K0pZlCM/видео.html which talks about the forests in the Mediterranean
@@Geodiode the Mediterranean climate is also temperate, so it has the four seasons of winter, spring, summer and autumn; and most places are as cold (with regular frost and som snow), if not colder, than oceanic climates.
@@aa-zz6328 no, Oceanic climates are consistently cooler than Mediterranean. Look at the graphs in the "Oceanic" and "Mediterranean" pages of my website geodiode.com. The distinction on temperature is quite clear.
I like the videos about biome.
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I think you mean Savanna, not Savannah. Savanna is the biome you were talking about, Savannah is a city in the state of Georgia.
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In brazil is not really a savannah biome because have a lot o trees and grass. mainly in the mato grosso do sul state we call this biome cerrado that is more like a grassland then savannah, and we have a lot of ipê trees,eucalypts,bushs,prairies...
Good to know, and thanks for your local perspective. Well Savannah is a mix of trees, grass and shrubs, in varying proportions. I think your state is the one containing the Pantanal? (Mentioned in my new Wetlands video...)
@@Geodiode yes, but not so close, i liked your explanation,i meant the difference of the cerrado biome in MS (state), in the koppen classification a huge part of brazil is like tropical savannah but in fact the climates of these places are really different having somewhat similar biomes, as for example in the capital of brazil there is the cerrado biome but its formations and climate is very different from that of MS for example the climate of campo grande MS and the south of MS is subtropical (cfa), I noticed that some of the climates indicated on the map of Brazil in koppen are wrong, for example as I said the Campo climate MS climate is the cfa but on the map it is aw, but I think it is because of the biome that it generalizes as aw, but it is not. -and in the south of Brazil there is actually a temperate climate, with well-defined seasons (winter, summer, autumn, spring). -a curiosity: the only places in Brazil that are really cold and have a mild climate are in the south of Brazil, which snows every year, and in Campo grande MS and also in the south of the same state, these having frost and climate mild, humid climate.
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The savannah is where our ancestors transitioned from tree dwellers to land dwellers.
I think your map is a bit off it shows Savannah in Europe which I've never seen but it's missing in India, Argentina, and south Texas
Terai-Duar savanna and grasslands, Iberá Wetlands, and Western Gulf coastal grasslands. Southern Europe, Middle East and North Africa is Mediterranean savannah
@@Geodiode A vast area of India is definitely savannah; you can see it in plenty of more detailed biome maps online. Sometimes it's called tropical grassland but that's interchangeable with savannah from the looks of it, as plain "grassland" is used for areas that can't support significant trees, which is not the case here.
Having lived in both the subcontinent and Africa, I can attest that the subtropical savannah looks very similar.
@@falconne so north indian savannah n african is same
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Is this also known as tropical grasslands?
Sort of, but as I mention in the video, Savannah is a mix of trees and grasses, although some like the Serengeti are 95% grass.
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damn thats crazy bro
Why llamas didn't spawned 😕
Llamas don't spawn nor do they live in Savanahs. A Llama is born through sexual reproduction between a male and female llama. I'm sure you can fill in the blanks.
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