Temperate Grasslands Characteristics and Facts

This video from Mumu Math and Science discusses temperate grasslands, a biome found across North America, South America, Europe, and Africa. Known as prairies, pomus, steppes, and felds in these regions, grasslands are characterized by few trees and fertile soil. They receive 25-35 inches of rain annually, with summer temperatures reaching 100°F and winters dropping below freezing. The biome supports grazing animals, small rodents, and coyotes. The video concludes with a prompt to subscribe for daily math and science content.

Which of the following continents is NOT mentioned as having temperate grasslands?

• North America

• Africa

• Asia

• Europe

What is a common characteristic of temperate grasslands?

• Few trees

• Many lakes

• Mountainous terrain

• Dense forests

How much rainfall do temperate grasslands typically receive annually?

• 40-50 inches

• 10-20 inches

• 60-70 inches

• 25-35 inches

What is the maximum temperature that summers in temperate grasslands can reach?

• 110° F

• 100° F

• 80° F

• 90° F

Which of the following animals is commonly found in temperate grasslands?

• Penguins

• Coyotes

• Elephants

• Kangaroos