Geography
Wildlife
वन्यजीव
In Class 9 Geography, within the chapter Natural Vegetation and Wildlife, students study wildlife as the variety of animals living in different natural habitats. The topic explains how climate, vegetation, relief, and water availability influence animal distribution, and why protecting wildlife and its habitats is important for ecological balance and biodiversity.
Practice questions
Why are habitat connecting routes useful in wildlife protection?Why are special conservation programmes started to protect a species?If food and water for wildlife decrease in an area, why may they move toward human settlements?If animals are captured for illegal trade in a forest, this is an example of which threat?If an area has enough water, grasses and shrubs, what benefit will animals like deer get?If the number of tigers decreases in an area, which conservation measure should get more attention?If fish, frogs and birds are found in a water body, what type of habitat is it?How can tree plantation help in wildlife protection?If plants decrease in a food chain, what effect can it have on herbivores and carnivores?If waste and plastic are spread in a sanctuary, what effect can it have on wildlife?For what reason can a species be placed in a special conservation list?If roads are built near forests without planning, what effect can it have on wildlife?Why is wildlife census or monitoring done?If marshy grassland is protected for rhinoceros in an area, this is an example of which conservation?If an organism cleans by eating dead organisms in a food chain, what can it be called?If water sources, grass and safe cover are present in a forest, what benefit will it give to tigers?What can be the role of children and students in wildlife protection?If vegetation, water and peace are all protected in an area, what condition will be created for wildlife?What will be the best idea in a final conclusion on wildlife conservation?What should be protected first to conserve wildlife?