The Savannah Region is prone to droughts
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Mediterranean regions are known as the 'orchards of the world' because of their fruit cultivation. ... These regions experience dry summers and mild rainy winters. Citrus fruits such as oranges, olives, grapes and figs are grown here. The natural vegetation has been removed so that people can cultivate what they want to.
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- The savanna region is mixed with the Woodland and grasslands characterized by the trees that are sufficient and widely spaced. Being located near to the equator region this tropical grassland has the highest summer seasonal rainfall.
- It covers about 20 % of the earth's land area., and form extensive areas of the south of the congo and the amazon river. Many scientists have stated that due to the rise of global warming and climate change on the earth the savannas are having a shift in the natural vegetation as they are moving towards the more wooded landscape.
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