Minecraft:Savanna

Template:For Template:Infobox biome The savannaTemplate:Fn is an arid grassland Minecraft:biome, featuring scattered Minecraft:acacia and Minecraft:oak trees. It is populated by warm Minecraft:animal variants, Minecraft:llamas, and Minecraft:armadillos, and Minecraft:villages made of acacia wood are commonly found here.

Generation

Savannas generate in moderately high temperature zones at low humidity, meaning that they commonly border Minecraft:plains, Minecraft:forests, Minecraft:deserts, Minecraft:badlands, and Minecraft:mangrove swamps. They can also generate close to Minecraft:jungles but never border them. Near lower temperatures, the landscape can transition into Minecraft:sunflower plains and Minecraft:flower forests.

Savannas can generate at any type of terrain, however, in mountainous terrain on plateaus and slopes, they are replaced by Minecraft:savanna plateaus leading to Minecraft:stony peaks. Near swampland, they border their windswept variant instead.

Description

Minecraft:Acacias and small Minecraft:oaks are the two types of trees that grow here. As the savannas have arid climates, it never Minecraft:rains here and thus Minecraft:lightning can never naturally strike; however, mobs can still spawn during dry Minecraft:thunderstorms. Minecraft:Grass and Minecraft:leaves in the savanna take on an olive-green color, giving an impression of dryness.

The savanna is mostly flat with vast amounts of Minecraft:tall grass covering the surface. Minecraft:Dandelions and Minecraft:poppies are twice as common as in most other biomes. Minecraft:Villages generates in savannas, consisting mainly of terracotta, acacia Minecraft:logs, and Minecraft:planks. Minecraft:Pillager outposts may generate as well.

Farm Minecraft:animals spawn with their warm variants in savannas. Minecraft:Armadillos, Minecraft:donkeys, and Minecraft:horses can also spawn, as well as Minecraft:zombie horsemen during nighttime. Savannas are one of the few biomes where Minecraft:llamas can spawn.Template:Only

With Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals, savannas use warmish color grading that tints the environment more orange/yellow. The night sky is slightly brighter and moonlight appears more vibrant blue.

Mobs

The following mobs naturally spawn here:

Data values

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History

Gallery

Screenshots

• When savanna meets the snow
  When savanna meets the snow
• A large savanna biome as seen with Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals
  A large savanna biome as seen with Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals
• A savanna Minecraft:single biome wordl
  A savanna Minecraft:single biome wordl

Historical screenshots

• A savanna village that partially generated on a plateau, leading to some unique building generation
  A savanna village that partially generated on a plateau, leading to some unique building generation
• A snowy village reaching to the neighboring savanna. There is also a ruined portal nearby
  A snowy village reaching to the neighboring savanna. There is also a ruined portal nearby
• A small savanna surrounded by desert on all sides
  A small savanna surrounded by desert on all sides
• A savanna generated bordering 1.6.4 mountains Minecraft:chunks
  A savanna generated bordering 1.6.4 mountains Minecraft:chunks
• A savanna Minecraft:single biome world before Minecraft:1.18
  A savanna Minecraft:single biome world before Minecraft:1.18
• A savanna with Minecraft:ray tracing
  A savanna with Minecraft:ray tracing

Mojang screenshots

• A savanna between stony shores and snowy peaks
  A savanna between stony shores and snowy peaks
• A huge canyon landscape in a savanna biome
  A huge canyon landscape in a savanna biome
• A savanna village
  A savanna village

In other media

• Artwork of a savanna village
  Artwork of a savanna village
• Minecraft:Noor flying through a savanna in a cinematic
  Minecraft:Noor flying through a savanna in a cinematic
• A dry savanna as it appears in Template:MCL
  A dry savanna as it appears in Template:MCL

See also

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External links

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