Did Navajos live in tall grass?

Navajos traditionally lived in the arid landscapes of the Southwestern United States, primarily in areas like New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah, which are characterized by deserts and mountainous regions rather than tall grass. Their homes, known as hogans, were constructed from natural materials like wood and earth, suited to their environment. While they may have encountered grasslands, especially in certain areas, tall grass was not a predominant feature of their living conditions. Instead, their culture and lifestyle were adapted to the unique ecosystems of the Southwest.