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If rainfall becomes very low in Rajasthan, why may Raika journeys become longer?

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Correct answer: With local fodder and water declining, they will need to search for distant resources

The direct answer is A: very low rainfall reduces local fodder and water, so Raikas may need to travel farther to find resources. Pastoral routes depend on what animals can eat and drink. Step by step, low rainfall means less grass growth and less replenishment of water sources; nearby grazing becomes insufficient; the herd must search in more distant places; therefore the journey may become longer. Option A is correct because it gives this complete cause-and-effect chain. Option B is wrong because low rainfall does not bring the sea closer. Option C is wrong because animals still need water, and drought makes it more important. Option D is wrong because low rainfall does not make all pastures permanently green. Memory cue: drought means less nearby fodder and water, so longer movement.

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