Explanation:

Shrubland biomes are distributed across the world like the Chaparral in California and the Fynbos in South Africa.Shrubland biomes are the bioregions where vegetation is dominated by evergreen sclerophyllous plants, particularly shrubs and short grasses. Shrublands are either naturally formed or established by human activity. Shrubs are short woody plants which have an extensive network of branches and do not surpass 8 meters in height. Shrubland biomes are normally found in regions experiencing long-dry summers and hence are quite susceptible to fires. There are six major shrubland biomes found in the world, and these are the Chaparral in North America; the Matorral in Southern Europe (Spain), North America (Mexico) and South America (Chile); the Maquis in Southern Europe (France and Italy); the fynbos in South Africa; the kwongan in Southwest Australia; and the Cedar Scrub in Texas. Many of the shrublands biomes in the world are home to endangered plant and animal species.