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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.

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Medium · Level 73 · crocodile,river habitat,reptile
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  1. Elephant
  2. Camel
  3. Crocodile
  4. Yak
Medium · Level 73 · human wildlife conflict,habitat loss,settlements
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  1. When habitats are safe and sufficient
  2. When wildlife habitats shrink and animals come near settlements
  3. When there are no animals in forests
  4. When all wildlife moves to the sea
Medium · Level 73 · local community,wildlife conservation,participation
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  1. They can help in following rules and monitoring
  2. They always harm all wildlife
  3. They only build cities
  4. They have no relation with forests
Medium · Level 73 · endangered species,extinction risk,conservation
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  1. A species whose number is very high
  2. A species at risk of extinction
  3. A species that is only domestic
  4. A species that is non-living
Medium · Level 73 · hunting control,wildlife protection,poaching
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  1. Because hunting can reduce numbers
  2. Because hunting increases forests
  3. Because hunting increases rainfall
  4. Because hunting creates habitats
Medium · Level 73 · peacock,national bird,wildlife diversity
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  1. Peacock
  2. Domestic hen
  3. Pet pigeon
  4. Toy duck
Medium · Level 73 · food chain,herbivores,energy flow
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  1. They eat plants and pass energy forward
  2. They eat only rocks
  3. They are always non-living
  4. They create the Sun
Medium · Level 73 · deer,vegetation loss,habitat
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  1. Their food and shelter may decrease
  2. They will become sea fish
  3. Their number will definitely double
  4. They will not need habitat
Medium · Level 73 · national park,legal protection,wildlife habitat
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  1. They give legal protection to natural habitat
  2. They sell all organisms
  3. They destroy forests
  4. They make hunting compulsory
Medium · Level 73 · wildlife diversity,India,habitats
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  1. India has only one type of climate
  2. India has different climates and habitats
  3. India has no forests
  4. All regions in India are same
Medium · Level 73 · yak,Himalaya,cold mountain
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  1. Coastal marsh
  2. Hot desert
  3. High cold mountain areas
  4. Dense evergreen plain forest
Medium · Level 73 · bird migration,wetlands,habitat loss
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  1. When habitats and wetlands are destroyed
  2. When forest conservation increases
  3. When water sources are protected
  4. When pollution decreases
Medium · Level 73 · biosphere reserve,wildlife conservation,sustainable use
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  1. Only constructing buildings
  2. Conserving nature, wildlife and human activities with balance
  3. Increasing hunting
  4. Removing all plants
Medium · Level 73 · tiger,food chain,herbivores
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  1. Because the food chain is interconnected
  2. Because tigers do not see plants
  3. Because herbivores have no importance
  4. Because vegetation is separate from wildlife
Medium · Level 73 · water sources,wildlife habitat,life support
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  1. They support needs of life, food and habitat
  2. They only increase roads
  3. They make all organisms domestic
  4. They destroy wildlife
Medium · Level 73 · wildlife corridor,habitat connectivity,movement
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  1. It helps animals move safely and connects habitats
  2. It increases hunting
  3. It cuts all forests
  4. It blocks rivers
Medium · Level 73 · pollution,wildlife threat,food chain
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  1. It can make water and food chains harmful
  2. It always strengthens wildlife
  3. It protects habitat
  4. It always stops hunting
Medium · Level 73 · awareness,wildlife conservation,education
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  1. People understand conservation rules and importance of organisms
  2. People learn to hunt more
  3. People destroy habitats
  4. People ignore forests
Medium · Level 73 · deforestation,habitat loss,wildlife
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  1. Shortage of wildlife habitat
  2. Immediate huge increase in wildlife numbers
  3. All organisms becoming domestic
  4. End of need for habitat
Medium · Level 73 · vegetation loss,food shelter,wildlife
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  1. Shortage of food and habitat
  2. All organisms getting more space
  3. Immediate increase in species number
  4. Conservation becoming complete automatically