Grassland ecosystems are vast areas dominated by grasses and few trees or shrubs. They are found on every continent except Antarctica and are characterized by moderate rainfall, which supports a variety of plant and animal life. These ecosystems are crucial for agriculture, providing grazing land for livestock and crops. Grasslands are home to diverse wildlife, including herbivores like bison and antelope, as well as predators such as wolves and eagles. They play a vital role in carbon storage and soil health, helping to prevent erosion and maintain ecological balance. Grassland ecosystems are essential for both biodiversity and human livelihoods.