Question

Show the following animals in outline map of India in the given figure with the help of signs and symbols according to their habitats.

1. Bengal Tiger
2. Lion
3. Great Indian Bustard
4. Gangetic Dolphin
5. Olive Ridley turtles
6. Swamp deers
7. One-horned rhinos
8. Crocodiles
9. Nilgiri Tahr goat
10. Gharials

Answer the following questions.

1. Correlate geographical conditions and the flora and fauna there.
2. Do you know some other animals too?
3. Show the habitats of tigers in India with their names on a map.
4. Why is their habitat found in these regions?

Answer 1

Q. No.	Symbols	Details
1.		Bengal Tiger
2.		Lion
3.		Great Indian Bustard
4.		Gangetic Dolphin
5.		Olive Ridley Turtles
6.		Swamp deer
7.		One-horned rhinos
8.		Crocodiles
9.		Nilgiri Tahr goat
10.		Gharials
11.		Habitats of tigers

1.

1. Geographic conditions have a measurable impact on a region's flora and fauna. Due to India’s very cold environment, the Himalayan range has a limited variety of vegetation and wildlife. The trees in the frigid region have needle-like leaves. The majority of the animals in this region have thick fur.
2. The north Indian plains and peninsula physiographic divisions of India have moderate climatic conditions that are ideal for the growth and development of flora and fauna. As a result, these places host a diverse range of flora and fauna.
3. That desert has harsh, geographic and climatic characteristics. As a result, this area has a limited range of flora and fauna. This dry region has prickly vegetation. Camels are also present in this area.
4. Mangroves and Sundarbans can be found in hot, humid coastal environments like the Sundarbans, which support mangroves as well as a variety of bird and fish species.

2. Some other known animals are Leopard, Cheetah, Fox, Jackal, Elephant, Deer, Camels, etc.

4.

1. Grassland is found in Tadoba, Melghat, Pench, Sundarbans, Jim Corbett, Ranthambhor, and other parts of India.
2. These grasslands are home to a variety of grazers, including cows, sheep, goats, deer, bison, buffalo, and horses.
3. The majority of grazers are food for tigers. Tigers hunt and catch prey.
4. Other tiger reserves in India include Tadoba, Melghat, Pench, Sundarbans, Jim Corbett, and Ranthambhor. As a result, the tigers’ natural habitat is limited to certain regions of India.