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Encompassing large portions of the United States and Canada, the North American prairies are famous for their expansive grasslands.
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Stretching across Argentina, Uruguay, and parts of Brazil, the Pampas is one of the most fertile natural regions in the world.
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Africa's savannas cover extensive areas across the continent, particularly in regions like the Serengeti in Tanzania, the Masai Mara in Kenya, and the Okavango Delta in Botswana.
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The Eurasian steppe stretches from Hungary in the west to Mongolia in the east, covering vast areas of Ukraine, Russia, and Kazakhstan.
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The Australian Outback features extensive grasslands, particularly in regions like the Northern Territory and Queensland.
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Located in Colombia and Venezuela, the Llanos is a vast tropical grassland region. It is characterized by its seasonal flooding, which creates a unique ecosystem supporting diverse wildlife.
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The Kazakh Steppe is one of the world's largest dry grassland regions, covering much of Kazakhstan and extending into Russia.
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Situated in the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, the Canadian Prairies are part of the larger North American prairie ecosystem.
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Exploring these grasslands offers not only breathtaking landscapes but also opportunities to appreciate the diverse ecosystems,