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<blockquote data-quote="Corvidae" data-source="post: 2491583" data-attributes="member: 29891">i am from kansas and nebraska (home in NE, college in KS) and while i have to say that praries may not be that interesting, they are not the most uninteresting thing out there.&nbsp; Savanahs are praries.&nbsp; One thing that makes a prarie is relatively low rainfall, few trees (either by fires, or animals) and a flat layout.&nbsp; Now around my hometown we get plenty of rain, and most of the creeks and stuff only dry up in the middle of the summer, but one thing we have plenty of is wind.&nbsp; Without windbreaks, you can get 40-50 mph winds often on a weekly basis at least.&nbsp; &nbsp;In addition to that, there are often trees on the creeks and such, and there is usually an abundance of wildlife from prarie dogs to rabbits to hawks and falcons.&nbsp; And dont get me started on the bugs.&nbsp; Praries support some of the largest creatures on the planet (american bison and african elephants) and would definately be a source of dire animals.&nbsp; &nbsp;well, that is my two cents.&nbsp; &nbsp;john</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Corvidae, post: 2491583, member: 29891"] i am from kansas and nebraska (home in NE, college in KS) and while i have to say that praries may not be that interesting, they are not the most uninteresting thing out there. Savanahs are praries. One thing that makes a prarie is relatively low rainfall, few trees (either by fires, or animals) and a flat layout. Now around my hometown we get plenty of rain, and most of the creeks and stuff only dry up in the middle of the summer, but one thing we have plenty of is wind. Without windbreaks, you can get 40-50 mph winds often on a weekly basis at least. In addition to that, there are often trees on the creeks and such, and there is usually an abundance of wildlife from prarie dogs to rabbits to hawks and falcons. And dont get me started on the bugs. Praries support some of the largest creatures on the planet (american bison and african elephants) and would definately be a source of dire animals. well, that is my two cents. john [/QUOTE]

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