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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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Expert · Level 67 · camel,Thar,desert adaptation
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  1. Adaptation for dense rainforest
  2. Adaptation for saline tidal area
  3. Adaptation for permanently snowy area
  4. Adaptation for dry water-scarce area
Expert · Level 64 · top predator,food chain,ecological balance
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  1. The balance of the food chain can change
  2. All plants will become marine organisms
  3. Need for habitat will end
  4. Pollution will end automatically
Expert · Level 65 · wildlife tourism,disturbance,national park
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  1. Wildlife will face no disturbance
  2. Wildlife behaviour and habitat can be affected
  3. All organisms will become safer
  4. Habitat will increase automatically
Expert · Level 67 · local community,wildlife conservation,awareness
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  1. They always harm wildlife
  2. They have no relation with forests
  3. They can help in monitoring, awareness and rule-following
  4. They only do mining
Expert · Level 67 · wildlife laws,poaching,illegal trade
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  1. Cutting forests
  2. Giving full freedom to hunting
  3. Destroying habitats
  4. Controlling illegal hunting and illegal trade
Expert · Level 67 · Project Tiger,tiger habitat,prey protection
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  1. Because tiger habitat, prey and protection are also necessary
  2. Because tigers do not need food
  3. Because tigers live only in cities
  4. Because tigers are not wildlife
Expert · Level 64 · biosphere reserve,sustainable use,conservation
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  1. Because it is only for hunting
  2. Because it balances conservation and sustainable use
  3. Because it removes all forests
  4. Because it has no relation with organisms
Expert · Level 65 · wetlands,migratory birds,habitat loss
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  1. Their flying ability will always increase
  2. They will all become desert animals
  3. Their feeding and resting sites will decrease
  4. They will not need habitat
Expert · Level 64 · roads,habitat fragmentation,wildlife accidents
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  1. Species will immediately double
  2. Habitat fragmentation and accident risk will increase
  3. Forest will become fully safe
  4. Pollution will end
Expert · Level 67 · breeding sites,wildlife population,habitat
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  1. Risk to the next generation and numbers can increase
  2. All species will increase immediately
  3. Need for habitat will end
  4. Hunting will stop
Expert · Level 67 · water sources,wildlife habitat,aquatic terrestrial
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  1. They only increase tourism
  2. They fulfil life needs of both aquatic and land animals
  3. They destroy habitat
  4. They increase illegal hunting
Expert · Level 67 · plant diversity,wildlife diversity,habitat
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  1. Wildlife diversity must decrease
  2. Wildlife habitat will end
  3. Diversity can increase due to different food and habitats
  4. All organisms will become domestic
Expert · Level 67 · human disturbance,wildlife behaviour,breeding
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  1. Their behaviour and breeding can be affected
  2. They will become calmer
  3. Their food needs will end
  4. They will all become aquatic
Expert · Level 64 · Gir forest,Asiatic lion,region animal match
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  1. Gir forest and Asiatic lion
  2. Thar and one-horned rhinoceros
  3. Kaziranga and camel
  4. High Himalaya and crocodile
Expert · Level 67 · Kaziranga,rhinoceros,Assam
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  1. Sundarbans and camel
  2. Kaziranga and one-horned rhinoceros
  3. Gir forest and yak
  4. Thar and crocodile
Expert · Level 64 · snow leopard,Himalaya,habitat match
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  1. Hot desert and snow leopard
  2. Saline coastal marsh and yak
  3. High cold Himalaya and snow leopard
  4. Wet grassland and camel
Expert · Level 67 · ecosystem,food chain,interdependence
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  1. Connected ecosystem
  2. Only a group of domestic animals
  3. A place without food chain
  4. Only non-living matter
Expert · Level 67 · conservation plan,water source,habitat needs
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  1. Lack of beauty
  2. Protection of basic life needs of organisms will remain incomplete
  3. Hunting will automatically increase
  4. All animals will move to cities
Expert · Level 67 · herbivores,predators,vegetation pressure
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  1. Grazing pressure on vegetation can increase
  2. No effect on vegetation is possible
  3. All plants will become sea grass
  4. Forest will automatically become mangrove
Expert · Level 64 · responsible tourism,wildlife protection,low disturbance
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  1. Feeding and chasing animals
  2. Following rules, reducing noise and not littering
  3. Touching nests
  4. Going through illegal routes