Serengeti

[ ser-uhn-get-ee ]

noun

1. a plain in NW Tanzania, including a major wildlife reserve Serengeti National Park.

Example Sentences

Overall, the Serengeti is a prime example of what biologists call an ecologically intact ecosystem.

From Science News For Students

The Serengeti looks largely like it did hundreds of years ago.

From Science News

The swift herbivores of the Serengeti in Africa today would outpace Anteosaurus.

From Science News For Students

The swift herbivores of the Serengeti today would outpace Anteosaurus, Kammerer says, but perhaps the chase was on in a world where big plant-munchers moved like tortoises.

From Science News

Nunes now owns Wildersun Safaris, a company that runs tours from the Serengeti to Kilimanjaro National Park.

From Outside Online

Perhaps throwing up your thumbs during a picnic lunch on Serengeti.

From The Daily Beast

Efficiency is key to survival, because the Serengeti contains the highest concentration of large predators in the world.

From The Daily Beast

After three days on foot in the Serengeti, the less-is-more formula of Natural High advocates makes complete sense.

From The Daily Beast