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Which of the following are threats to forests and wildlife in India?

1

Deforestation

2

Poaching

3

Urbanization

4

Sustainable farming

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Answer

  • A. Deforestation
  • B. Poaching
  • C. Urbanization

Solution:

Deforestation, poaching, and urbanization are major threats that lead to habitat loss, fragmentation, and a decline in wildlife populations. Sustainable farming, on the other hand, helps conserve resources.

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