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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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Easy · Level 74 · clean habitat,wildlife health,pollution control
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  1. They support health and life
  2. They drive all animals away
  3. They increase hunting
  4. They end food chains
Easy · Level 74 · nilgai,grassland,wildlife
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  1. Nilgai
  2. Snow leopard
  3. Sea fish
  4. Crocodile
Easy · Level 74 · light pollution,wildlife behaviour,conservation
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  1. It reduces disturbance in natural behaviour of many animals
  2. It makes hunting easy
  3. It reduces habitat
  4. It drives all birds away
Easy · Level 74 · monkey,tree habitat,forest wildlife
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  1. Monkey
  2. Rhinoceros
  3. Camel
  4. Crocodile
Easy · Level 74 · ponds,water source,aquatic habitat
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  1. They provide drinking water and habitat for small aquatic organisms
  2. They harm all animals
  3. They cut forests
  4. They increase hunting
Easy · Level 74 · wildlife disease,population,conservation
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  1. Numbers of some species may decrease
  2. All habitats will increase automatically
  3. Hunting will completely stop
  4. All animals will always stay healthy
Easy · Level 74 · crocodile,basking,water bodies
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  1. Crocodile
  2. Yak
  3. Camel
  4. Peacock
Easy · Level 74 · local plants,native vegetation,wildlife habitat
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  1. They provide food and shelter to local animals
  2. They always harm wildlife
  3. They end water sources
  4. They remove all birds
Easy · Level 74 · food shortage,vegetation loss,wildlife
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  1. When natural vegetation and grasslands decrease
  2. When habitats remain safe
  3. When water sources are clean
  4. When nests are safe
Easy · Level 74 · forest guard,wildlife monitoring,protection
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  1. Monitoring wildlife and forest areas
  2. Increasing illegal hunting
  3. Spreading waste
  4. Destroying nests
Expert · Level 66 · wildlife population,water source,habitat quality
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  1. Check water component of habitat and long-term sustainability
  2. Treat only rising numbers as success
  3. Consider water sources unimportant
  4. Send wildlife to another city
Expert · Level 66 · illegal trade,wildlife threat,law enforcement
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  1. Conservation is fully successful
  2. Human-made threat to species still exists
  3. Illegal trade helps conservation
  4. If habitat is saved laws are not needed
Expert · Level 66 · wetland ecology,insects,fish,water birds
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  1. Only a bird problem
  2. Only normal weather change
  3. Wider pressure on wetland ecology
  4. Complete success of conservation
Expert · Level 66 · tiger habitat,grassland,prey base
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  1. Because tigers eat only grass
  2. Because grassland has no relation with animals
  3. Because rainfall stops immediately
  4. Because the base of herbivore prey species may weaken
Expert · Level 66 · wildlife corridor,habitat connectivity,road barrier
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  1. Two large habitats are separated by road and settlement
  2. All habitats are already connected
  3. Wildlife does not need movement
  4. No organisms are left in the forest
Expert · Level 66 · food chain,species conservation,interdependence
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  1. Because food chain is irrelevant
  2. Because organisms depend on feeding relationships
  3. Because species can live without food
  4. Because habitat is not needed
Expert · Level 66 · vultures,scavengers,natural cleaning
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  1. They eat only plants
  2. They cut forests
  3. They help dispose of dead organisms
  4. They create sea tides
Expert · Level 66 · fencing,food source,habitat quality
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  1. All problems will end
  2. Wildlife will not need food
  3. Fence will become a substitute for food
  4. Habitat quality will remain incomplete
Expert · Level 66 · nocturnal animals,human disturbance,habitat quality
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  1. Their foraging and behaviour may be affected
  2. They will become plants in daytime
  3. Their habitat will automatically increase
  4. They do not need quietness
Expert · Level 66 · poaching,law enforcement,monitoring
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  1. Cut vegetation
  2. Enforce laws and strengthen monitoring
  3. Remove water sources
  4. Remove prey species