grasslands
nounUK /ˈɡrɑːs.lændz/
US /ˈɡræs.lændz/
Grasslands are big open areas of land where mostly grass grows.
Herds of zebras roam across the African grasslands.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Areas of land covered mainly with grass and used for grazing animals.
The farmer let his sheep graze on the grasslands near the river.
3. Open grassy habitats that support many kinds of wildlife.
Birds like the meadowlark nest in the grasslands.
4. Regions with few trees because of low rainfall, such as prairies or steppes.
The grasslands of central Asia are home to wild horses.