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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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Hard · Level 66 · school awareness,wildlife conservation,citizenship
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  1. Responsible citizen behaviour develops in children
  2. Illegal hunting increases
  3. Habitats are destroyed
  4. Habit of spreading waste increases
Hard · Level 66 · food sources,prey,conservation
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  1. Food availability decides the survival ability of a species
  2. Food sources have no importance
  3. All animals can live without food
  4. Prey species are always harmful
Hard · Level 66 · coastal wetland,construction,wildlife habitat
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  1. Habitat of birds and aquatic organisms may decrease
  2. All migratory birds will increase
  3. Wetland will become cleaner
  4. Fish will get more natural habitat
Hard · Level 66 · balanced conservation,laws,education,habitat
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  1. Laws education habitat protection and local participation are needed together
  2. Only taking photos is conservation
  3. Only making cages is enough
  4. Wildlife can be saved by cutting forests
Hard · Level 66 · herbivores,plant cover,food chain
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  1. When grass and plant cover decreases
  2. When sea tides decrease
  3. When mountains become higher
  4. When market crowd increases
Hard · Level 66 · gir forest,asiatic lion,species conservation
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  1. Gir Forest and Asiatic lion
  2. Thar and rhinoceros
  3. Sundarbans and yak
  4. Kaziranga and camel
Hard · Level 66 · habitat management,buffer zone,monitoring
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  1. Strengthening rules monitoring and buffer system to reduce pressure
  2. Increasing interference further
  3. Allowing illegal hunting
  4. Turning habitat into construction land
Hard · Level 66 · habitat restoration,wildlife protection,conservation
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  1. It improves food shelter water and breeding conditions
  2. It increases hunting
  3. It drives species away from habitat
  4. It ends vegetation
Hard · Level 66 · wildlife conservation,holistic approach,ecosystem
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  1. Wildlife conservation depends on combined efforts for species habitat food water laws and society
  2. Saving only one animal is complete conservation
  3. Cutting forests is the main method of conservation
  4. Illegal trade protects species
Expert · Level 67 · tiger conservation,prey,habitat,food chain
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  1. Protect tigers, prey species and habitat
  2. Send only tigers to zoos
  3. Remove prey species
  4. Convert the forest area into farms
Expert · Level 65 · habitat fragmentation,wildlife corridor,movement
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  1. It gives more space to all animals
  2. It obstructs movement, breeding and food search
  3. It always makes forests dense
  4. It makes poaching impossible
Expert · Level 67 · rhinoceros,habitat conservation,wet grassland
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  1. Publicity-only conservation
  2. Hunting-based conservation
  3. Habitat-based conservation
  4. Urbanisation-based conservation
Expert · Level 65 · human wildlife conflict,habitat loss,settlements
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  1. When forests are safe and extensive
  2. When wildlife corridors are strong
  3. When water sources are sufficient
  4. When habitat shrinks near settlements
Expert · Level 67 · wildlife corridor,habitat connectivity,animal movement
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  1. Connecting separate habitats and helping safe movement
  2. Turning forests into mines
  3. Making hunting easy
  4. Ending food chains
Expert · Level 65 · water pollution,aquatic wildlife,river ecosystem
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  1. Desert camels
  2. Aquatic organisms
  3. High Himalayan yaks
  4. Plants of dry areas
Expert · Level 67 · scavengers,vultures,ecosystem service
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  1. Increasing forest height
  2. Creating sea tides
  3. Natural cleaning and disposal of dead organic matter
  4. Making snow in deserts
Expert · Level 67 · species conservation,habitat,breeding sites
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  1. Because memorising the name is enough
  2. Because habitat has no importance
  3. Because all animals can live without food
  4. Because basic life needs are fulfilled by habitat
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 aquatic
  3. Need for habitat will end
  4. Pollution will end automatically
Expert · Level 67 · wildlife tourism,disturbance,national park
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  1. Wildlife will face no harm
  2. Wildlife behaviour and habitat can be affected
  3. All organisms will become safer
  4. Habitat will increase automatically
Expert · Level 67 · 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