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A herd of bison grazes in golden early morning light on grassy plains beside a winding river in the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone National Park, with mountains in the background. World map highlighting major grassland regions with three color codes: yellow for savanna, green for prairie, and orange for steppe. Savannas are shown in parts of South America, Africa, and Australia; prairies in central North America, South America, and Eurasia; and steppes across Eurasia, North America, Africa, and Australia. A legend at the top lists key examples of each grassland type by region. Aerial view of a large herd of horses grazing and moving across the green steppe grasslands in Orkhon valley, central Mongolia, with low hills and a river in the distance. Cattle ranching Himalayan herds Patagonia: cattle drive
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Chutes d'Ekom - a waterfall on the Nkam river in the rainforest near Melong, in the western highlands of Cameroon in Africa.
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Bison rangeland
A herd of bison, or plains buffalo (Bison bison), grazing on rangeland in...
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Grassland regions: savanna, prairie, and steppe
Principal regions where significant areas of natural savanna, prairie, and steppe...
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Steppe rangeland
Aerial view of a herd of horses on the steppe in Orkhon valley, central Mongolia.
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Cattle ranching
Cowboys grazing their cattle on the summer range.
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Himalayan herds
A Changpa woman guides her Changthangi goats over a wooden bridge in the Himalayas,...
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Patagonia: cattle drive
A gaucho herding cattle through rangelands in the Patagonia region of Argentina.
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