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प्रश्न

The number of these animals is going down in India. Discuss why this could be happening?
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उत्तर
The number of tigers is going down in India because of several causes. Some of the causes are given here
- People hunt them for their bones and skin.
- Because of deforestation, forests are disappearing which reduces their natural habitat.
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संबंधित प्रश्न

Name the animals in the pictures.

Can you see their ears?
Match the animals shown here with pictures of their skin. Make the correct pattern of the skin on the picture of each animal.

You might have seen some of the animals given below.
| Fox | Elephant | Sparrow | Pigeon |
| Frog | Crow | Peacock | Pig |
| Mouse | Cat | Buffalo | Duck |
| Hen | Camel | Lizard | Cow |
Put the names of the animals in the table below.
| Ears can be seen | Has hair on skin | Ears can not be seen | Has feathers on skin |
- In which list did you put the cow and the buffalo?
- From a distance, can you see the hair on their skin?
- Try to go near one of them. Could you see the hair?
Do you know that an elephant also has hair on its skin?
Now, look again at the table. Draw a line under the names of animals that lay eggs. Do bold the names of animals that give birth to babies.
| Animals that lay eggs | Animals that give birth to babies |
| Frog | Deer |
| Fish | Buffalo |
| Ant | Pig |
| Crow | Elephant |
| Snake | Cat |
| Lizard | Giraffe |
| Duck | |
| Sparrow |
You might have seen some of the animals given below.
| Fox | Elephant | Sparrow | Pigeon |
| Frog | Crow | Peacock | Pig |
| Mouse | Cat | Buffalo | Duck |
| Hen | Camel | Lizard | Cow |
Put the names of the animals in the table below.
| Ears can be seen | Has hair on skin | Ears can not be seen | Has feathers on skin |
So, what did you note?
Have you seen animals around your house or school that have small babies? Write their names.
Have you ever kept a pet? Does anyone you know keep a pet?
Look at this picture. Colour the parts which have even numbers (2, 4, 6, 8, …). What do you see? Find out the name of the animal.


Look at this animal. Write its name. Do you know that this is our National Animal?
