savanna
A savanna is a large, flat area of land covered with grass and only a few scattered trees. It is mostly found in hot regions, such as Africa and South America, and supports a wide variety of wildlife.
Ejemplo
We saw many zebras and giraffes during our trip to the savanna.
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A2Un animal grande y fuerte cubierto de pelo.
camel
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camouflage
A1Es una forma de ocultarse pareciéndose a lo que te rodea. Ayuda a los animales a pasar desapercibidos y mantenerse a salvo.
canopy
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canyon
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