Water is the limiting factor that the Serengeti plains affect.
Serengeti plains experience a seven-month drought during which only 4 inches of rain is received.
This is a limiting factor that maims the growth and spread of organisms across the plain.
What are the consequences of less rainfall?
- loss or destruction of fish and wildlife habitat;
- Lack of food and drinking water for wildlife.
- Increased wildlife diseases due to reduced food and water supplies.
- Direct effects of drought include visible dry vegetation and lower water levels in lakes and reservoirs.
- Long-term impacts such as land subsidence, seawater intrusion, and damage to ecosystems can be difficult to detect, but costly to manage in the future.
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