Why is saving natural habitats most important for wildlife protection?
Natural habitat is the base of wildlife life. Exam tip: connect habitat with food shelter and breeding.
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SubjectsGeography
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.
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Natural habitat is the base of wildlife life. Exam tip: connect habitat with food shelter and breeding.
View question detailsTiger is India's national animal and its conservation is important. Exam tip: remember tiger as the national animal.
View question detailsCrocodile can be found in rivers lakes and marshes. Exam tip: connect crocodile with aquatic habitats.
View question detailsGir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary in Gujarat is renowned as the principal natural habitat of the Asiatic lion. The one-horned rhinoceros is chiefly associated with Kaziranga, while the Indian wild ass is associated with the Little Rann of Kutch. Exam tip: remember the pair Gir Forest—Asiatic lion.
View question detailsSanctuaries provide safe habitats to wildlife. Exam tip: understand sanctuary as a conservation area.
View question detailsSnow leopard is found in high and cold Himalayan regions. Exam tip: remember it as a high mountain animal.
View question detailsIllegal hunting kills animals for meat, skin, teeth, horns, or other products, directly reducing their population. Planting trees, conserving water sources, and protecting habitats support wildlife conservation, so they are not causes of decline. Exam tip: Remember illegal hunting and habitat destruction as major threats to wildlife.
View question detailsThe yak is associated with cold, high Himalayan regions. Its thick coat and sturdy body help it survive severe cold and high-altitude conditions. A camel is mainly associated with hot, dry desert regions, so it is not the correct option. Exam tip: remember yak for cold high Himalayan areas.
View question detailsMigratory birds travel according to season food and breeding. Exam tip: understand migration as seasonal movement.
View question detailsBiodiversity shows variety of plants animals birds and microorganisms. Exam tip: understand it as variety of life.
View question detailsKaziranga in Assam is famous for the one horned rhinoceros. Exam tip: remember Kaziranga with rhino.
View question detailsSafe distance and rules protect both wildlife and humans. Exam tip: remember responsible tourism.
View question detailsCamel is adapted to little water and walking on hot sand. Exam tip: connect camel with desert.
View question detailsWildlife census gives an estimate of animal numbers. Exam tip: connect census with monitoring.
View question detailsSundarbans mangrove region is famous for tigers. Exam tip: remember Sundarbans tiger and mangroves together.
View question detailsPlants make their own food so they are called producers. Exam tip: consider plants as the start of a food chain.
View question detailsVultures work like natural cleaners. Exam tip: connect scavengers with environmental cleanliness.
View question detailsWhen habitats decrease animals may come near settlements for food and space. Exam tip: connect conflict with habitat loss.
View question detailsAn endangered species has very low numbers and risk of extinction. Exam tip: treat endangered as a species in danger.
View question detailsDeforestation reduces living and feeding places of wildlife. Exam tip: connect deforestation with habitat loss.
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