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What could happen to Maasai animals if movement was restricted?

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Correct answer: They might not get enough fodder and water

The direct answer is A: the animals might not get enough fodder and water. Pastoral animals depend on natural grazing areas and water sources. Maasai herders moved their animals to use different pastures according to season, rainfall, and local availability. If authorities or boundaries restricted this movement, the animals could be forced to remain in one place even after grass was eaten or water became scarce. Step by step, restricted movement means fewer available grazing areas; fewer grazing areas mean less fodder; poor access to water and food can weaken animals and reduce herd health. Option A is correct because it follows this clear chain. Option B is wrong because land restrictions cannot turn land animals into sea animals. Option C is wrong because animals continue to need fodder. Option D is wrong because lack of food and water can weaken animals, not always make them stronger. Memory cue: pastoral mobility is necessary because animals must follow grass and water.

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