Benin

Benin is a country in west Africa that is located on the gulf of Guinea. The climate is semiarid, and the average temperature is 24-32//˚ç.// People who live in Benin might be subsistence farming or or work for hydroelectric power companies. There are about 10-50 people per square mile who live in Benin but, about 62% of people are homeless or in poverty. The type of vegetation is tropical grassland. The climate is semiarid. This means that it has long dry summers. In the winter it is often cool and dry. This is probably why most of the people who live there are subsistence farmers. The the average temperature is 24-32//˚ç.// Most of the people that live in Benin are subsistence farmers. The climate and vegitation make it easy to have this proffesion in Benin because if it is semiarid it would be possible to farm all year long. The tropical grassland makes it easy because the soil is fertile and that makes farming easier. There is about 10 to 50 people per square mile in Benin so it is not a very dense population what might be the reason why there is farm land for farming. The vegetation of Benin is tropical grassland. This means that there are grasses and scattered trees. The things have adapted to a tropical wet and dry climate like Benin. Most of the vegetation that is farmed in Benin are able to with stand long droughts, but are often found near the coast.