In the vast and open savanna,
Lived a creature both big and small-a.
An omnivore with teeth so sharp,
It could graze and hunt with its mark.

This creature roamed the prehistoric land,
With a defensive stance and a mighty hand.
It had to adapt to survive,
For the hostiles creatures were alive.

It courted its mate with a dance so grand,
And proved its dominance in the land.
But it always kept an eye out,
For dangers lurking about.

The grasslands were its domain,
And it thrived without any strain.
The prehistoric creature so grand,
Survived the test of time and land.

Reflections

1. What is the prehistoric creature in the story and how does it adapt to survive in the savanna?
2. How does the creature court its mate and prove its dominance in the land?
3. What challenges does the creature face in the hostile savanna and how does it stay alive?
4. What can we learn from the prehistoric creature about survival and adaptation?
5. Can you think of other animals that might live in a savanna and how they might have to adapt to survive?