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
What effect can climate change have on migratory birds?Which option shows the correct priority order for conservation?If snakes are killed in an area due to superstition what can be the result?Why are native plants given priority in wildlife habitat restoration?In which situation is strict enforcement of wildlife laws most necessary?Why can floodplains be useful habitats for wildlife?Which statement correctly states the possible impact of an invasive alien species?If only tiger is focused on in a conservation area and prey species are not protected what problem will occur?In which condition are wetland conservation and migratory bird conservation directly linked?Why can bright light at night become a problem for wildlife?Which conclusion best explains the relation between wildlife and water sources?If local livelihood is completely ignored in a conservation plan what is the risk?Why does creating quiet zones help in wildlife conservation?In which situation will warning boards around a conservation area be most useful?If forest fires occur repeatedly in an area what will be the long term effect on wildlife?Which conclusion best shows a holistic understanding of wildlife conservation?If water sources are protected in a forest but surrounding vegetation is being destroyed, what weakness will remain in wildlife conservation?If hunting has stopped in a conservation area but habitat is divided into small fragments, what main problem will remain?If fish decline in a river system, why can water birds be affected?If quiet zones for wildlife do not remain in an area, what is the most likely effect?