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
Which statement shows long term thinking in wildlife conservation?In which situation can a green belt around a wildlife sanctuary be useful?If pollution increases in a river what effect can it have on the food chain?Which example shows wildlife habitat fragmentation by human activity?Why is only counting animal numbers not enough for conservation?Which practical step at school level is most effective for wildlife protection?In which condition do both water sources and trees prove necessary for wildlife?If hunting stops but habitat continues to be destroyed why will conservation remain incomplete?Which conclusion best explains the relation between wildlife and natural vegetation?If tiger numbers are declining in a forest and deer numbers are also declining, what will be the most scientific conservation approach?Why is habitat fragmentation a serious problem for wildlife conservation?If marshy grassland is protected for rhinoceros conservation, what type of conservation strategy is this?In which situation is human-wildlife conflict most likely to increase?What is the most important ecological benefit of wildlife corridors?If chemical pollution increases in a river, which organisms may be affected first?If scavenger birds decrease in a food chain, which ecological service will be affected?If only a species is protected but its habitat is not protected, why will conservation remain incomplete?What is the importance of Gir forest in the context of the Asiatic lion?Why are areas like Kaziranga suitable for the one-horned rhinoceros?Which clue best identifies the habitat of the snow leopard?