The Pampas region, which is the second-smallest biome in Brazil, with an area larger than only the Pantanal, has lost 30% of its native vegetation in the past three and a half decades. The rural ...

The Pampas grasslands, spanning southern Brazil, Uruguay, and northeastern Argentina, are home to a wildcat so rare that researchers consider it the most endangered of its kind in the Americas ...

The second smallest biome in Brazil, with an area larger than only the Pantanal, the Pampas has lost 30% of its native vegetation in the past three and a half decades. The rural regions are the most ...

Biomes are the world's major habitats. These habitats are identified by the vegetation and animals that populate them. The regional climate determines each biome's location. Grassland biomes have ...

The main threat to Muñoa’s Pampas cat is the loss of habitat in the Pampas, the largest grassland biome in South America. It sprawls across more than 1.2 million square kilometers ...

The grassland vegetation of the South American pampas—a biome covering more than 1 million km² between Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay—suffered a loss of 20 percent, including 9.1 million ...

Plants in the Grassland: More than just grass! As you might expect, grasses are the predominant plant species growing in grasslands. Grasses, such as barley, buffalo grass, pampas grass, purple ...

In the Caatinga biome, 3,220 species (14.9%) fall under the threatened category, while the Pampas biome accounts for 229 species (13.7%) facing similar risks.

Each biome takes inspiration from a real-world location in Brazil. These include: Pampas - The Pampas Plain is a massive area of low grassland that covers the southern part of Brazil and much of ...

The largest biome is the Amazon rainforest in the north. The smallest biomes are the Pantanal and Pampas towards the south and west. Some biomes are coastal, such as the Atlantic Forest.

The largest biome is the Amazon rainforest in the north. The smallest biomes are the Pantanal and Pampas towards the south and west. Some biomes are coastal, such as the Atlantic Forest.