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Serengeti
Serengeti National Park sits at the heart of a wider East African ecosystem shaped by seasonal rainfall, grasslands, rivers, woodlands and one of the world's largest terrestrial migrations.
Boundary: This is a source-grounded discovery object centred on Serengeti National Park and its wider ecological context. The ATLAS rectangle is navigation geometry, not the UNESCO or national-park legal boundary. Wildlife counts quoted by UNESCO are source-reported site context, not current 4PLANET population estimates.
Living systems
- Short-grass plains and savanna
- Woodlands and river systems
- Seasonal water and migration corridors
- Rocky outcrops and associated habitats
Related species
- African Savanna Elephant Loxodonta africana
- Lion Panthera leo
- Cheetah Acinonyx jubatus
- Leopard Panthera pardus
Sources
- UNESCO World Heritage Centre — Serengeti National Park — Savanna, migration, biodiversity, integrity and management-pressure context; UNESCO's property boundary remains authoritative for the World Heritage site.
- Protected Planet — Serengeti National Park — Current protected-area/World Heritage designation record and source provenance.
- GBIF — Tanzania — Country-scale biodiversity-data entry point; GBIF records are observations, not population estimates or complete range.