What is a prairie name in Europe?

The European equivalent of a prairie is called a steppe. Steppes are characterized by their vast, treeless grasslands and are found in regions with a semi-arid climate. They are home to a variety of plant and animal species, including grasses, wildflowers, rodents, and large herbivores like bison and saiga antelope. Steppes are found in parts of Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia.