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What effect could limited grazing in colonial reserves have on cattle health?

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Correct answer: Less fodder could increase weakness and risk of death

Direct answer: Option A is correct. Cattle need adequate fodder, water and space to graze. Colonial reserves often restricted herders to limited areas, so animals could not reach all the seasonal grasslands and water sources they had previously used. If too many cattle graze in a small area, grass is quickly exhausted. Animals then receive less nutrition, become weak, suffer from disease more easily and may die, especially during drought. Option A correctly states that less fodder can increase weakness and the risk of death. Option B is wrong because restricting food does not always make cattle stronger; normally it harms nutrition. Option C is wrong because cattle always need water for digestion, body functions and survival. Option D is wrong because grazing supplies food and is directly related to animal health. The fact chain is: limited reserve area → less grass and water → poor nutrition and weakness → greater illness and death risk. The result could vary with conditions, so “could” is important. Memory cue: healthy livestock require sufficient pasture and water.

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