Grassland and Savanna Biomes Most of the animals in the Grasslands are. A.Herbivores B.Carnivores C.Omnivores

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Grassland and Savanna Biomes Most of the animals in the Grasslands are. A.Herbivores B.Carnivores C.Omnivores

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Imma assume it is herbivores, because there is a lot of grass in the grasslands, but double check

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