That level of collaboration between departments (and thus the vast offering of such unique programs) is difficult to find elsewhere. CMU's Robotics program is arguably the best in the world.
Return to Savanna. The African Savanna biome is a tropical grassland in Africa between latitude 15Â° North and 30 degrees S and longitude 15 degrees W and 40Â° West.
Because of the availability of grass in the savanna, there are many grazing animals who take advantage of this abundant food supply. The savanna biome is rich with herbivores such as elephants, zebras, gazelles, and buffalo. The largest part of the savanna biome is located in Africa. Almost half of Africa is considered a savanna. Because of the extended periods of wet and dry climate in the savanna biome, the availability of food changes throughout the year. Some animals go so long without water during the dry season that they barely make it alive to the wet season. The savanna biome receives about 59 inches of rain.