The term 'Eurasian Grasslands' refers to the vast grassy STEPPES that stretch across the Eurasian continent. STEPPES are a type of dry grassland characterized by low rainfall and sparse vegetation, and they are found in many parts of the world, including Russia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and China. The term 'STEPPES' is derived from the Russian word for 'STEPPE, ' which means 'treeless plain.' STEPPES are home to a variety of wildlife, including large mammals such as bison, antelope, and wild horses. They are also important habitats for migratory birds, providing them with food and shelter during their long journeys.