Definitions
- Describing the grassy plains of southern Africa. - Referring to the open, treeless areas of South Africa. - Talking about the natural vegetation of the African continent.
- Describing the tropical grasslands with scattered trees. - Referring to the flat, open areas with tall grasses and few trees. - Talking about the ecosystem found in Africa, South America, and Australia.
List of Similarities
- 1Both refer to grassy landscapes.
- 2Both are found in Africa.
- 3Both have a unique ecosystem with diverse wildlife.
- 4Both are characterized by hot and dry climates.
- 5Both are important for agriculture and grazing.
What is the difference?
- 1Vegetation: Veld is characterized by short grasses and shrubs, while savanna has tall grasses and scattered trees.
- 2Location: Veld is mainly found in southern Africa, while savanna is found in various regions of Africa, South America, and Australia.
- 3Climate: Veld has a more temperate climate with cooler temperatures, while savanna has a tropical climate with higher temperatures.
- 4Wildlife: Veld is home to many species of antelope, while savanna is known for its large herbivores like elephants and giraffes.
- 5Ecosystem: Veld is characterized by open, treeless areas, while savanna has scattered trees and bushes.
Remember this!
Veld and savanna are both grassy landscapes found in Africa, but they differ in their vegetation, location, climate, wildlife, and ecosystem. Veld is characterized by short grasses and shrubs, while savanna has tall grasses and scattered trees. Veld is mainly found in southern Africa, while savanna is found in various regions of Africa, South America, and Australia. Veld has a more temperate climate, while savanna has a tropical climate. Veld is home to many species of antelope, while savanna is known for its large herbivores like elephants and giraffes. Veld is characterized by open, treeless areas, while savanna has scattered trees and bushes.
