African savanna environmental factors

There are two types of factors facing African Savanna Environment:

Biotic factors - A living thing, as an animal or plant, that influences or affects an ecosystem

Abiotic factors - A non-living condition or thing, as climate or habitat that influences or affects an ecosystem and the organisms in it.

List of Biotic Factors in a Savanna:

1. Hoofed animals such as zebras and antelope 2. Carnivores such as lions and other cats 3. Herbivores such as elephants and rhinos 4. Grasses such as Elephant Grass and Bermuda grass 5. Bacteria and viruses 6. Fungai 7. Bushes 8. Trees such as Jackal berry tree 9. Plants such as Senegal gum Acacia 10. Birds such as African Spoonbill.

List of Abiotic Factors in a Savanna:

1. Solar energy from the sun 2. Light from the sun 3. Climate and temperature 4. Wind, rain, and other weather 5. Fires 6. Oxygen and other gasses in the atmosphere 7. Soil and everything in it 8. Pollution 9. Earthquakes and other natural disaters 10. Water