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Why did Raikas stay in their villages during rains and later move away?

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Correct answer: After rains local fodder was available but not permanently sufficient

The direct answer is A: after the rains, local fodder was available for some time, but it was not enough permanently, so Raikas later moved farther. Pastoral movement responds to the changing supply of resources. Step by step, rain makes nearby grass and water available; Raikas can remain in or near their villages while these resources last; as local fodder declines, they must move to search for other grazing and water. Option A is correct because it explains both staying during rains and moving later. Option B is wrong because animals do not go to the sea because of rain. Option C is wrong because melting snow is not the stated reason for this Rajasthan pattern. Option D is wrong because villages could have fodder after rain, at least temporarily. Remember: temporary local fodder allows staying; its decline causes movement.

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RaikasRainy SeasonDistant Pastures

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