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Conversation of plants and animals
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Raqib malik and today we know about conversation of plants and animals and some
questions and answers of conversation of plants and animals from Science of class eight. So let’s start.
Introduction:- The process in which plants,
animals and other living things like yak, Hangul, Wild Mango and giant squirrel
are protected in Sanctuary, National Parks and Wildlife Reserves is also known
as conversation.
Conversation of plants and animals |
Question No 01:- Discuss
the some effects of deforestation on wild animals and environment?
Answer:- Effects
of deforestation on wild animals:- You know that plants and trees are the
habitat and food of some wild animals like graphs, elephants, cows, horses,
goats and yak. So cutting of trees destroy the natural habitat of wild animals
and they would become endangered species.
Effects of
deforestation on Environment:- Deforestation decrease the level oxygen in the atmosphere. Rainfall and
the fertility of soil also decrease due to deforestation. As a result, there
are increased chances of natural calamities like floods and drought.
Question No 02:- Explain how deforestation leads to reduced rainfall.
Answer:- we know
that forest helps in bringing the rainfall. So deforestation leads to reduced
rainfall and the fertility of soil also decreases. As a result, there are
increased chances of natural calamities such as flood and drought.
Question No 03:- What
are endemic species?
Answer:- Endemic
species. These are exclusively found in the particular area only which may
be any geographical unit like a state, zone or a country.
Question No 04:- What are migratory birds.
Answer :- Migratory
Birds. These are those birds who cover long distance to reach another place
in other words these are those birds which migrate from one place to another
place due to climatic changes.
Question No 05 :-
Write agents of soil erosion?
Answer:- Causes
of soil erosion
Following are the some
causes of soil erosion:
- Top soil is carried away by wind sweeping across ploughed soil left unused in dry season.
- Dust storms cause soil erosion.
- Loss of the forests by felling or fire start soil erosion. Soil is carried away by rivers and the streams and deposited in the ocean.
- Urbanization has led to removal of vegetation.
- Burrowing animals also contribute soil erosion. Soil is carried away by rivers and streams and deposited into the ocean.
Question No 06:- How
can soil be conserved?
Answer:- Conservation
of soil erosion:
Following are some
steps by which we conserve soil erosion:
- Stopping clear cutting of forests and overgrazing of ranges, check soil erosion from by streams and rivers.
- Intensive cropping helps in checking soil erosion. A field always under a crop is protected against soil erosion.
- Bunds around the field containing rain water and check soil erosion besides washing away of minerals.
- Irrigation channels in the field should be so designed as to carry water at a slow speed.
- Drainage canals to carry flood water will protect the fields against soil erosion.
Question No 07:- Name some animals which are preserved in our wildlife sanctuaries. What do these sanctuaries pose?
Answer:- Some of the important threatened wild animals like black buck, While eyed buck, elephant, golden cat, pink headed duck, gharial, marsh crocodile, python, rhinoceros, etc. are protected and preserved in our wild life sanctuaries. Indian sanctuaries pose unique landscapes, broad level forests, mountain forests and virgin bush lands in deltas of big rivers.
Answer:- Some of the important threatened wild animals like black buck, While eyed buck, elephant, golden cat, pink headed duck, gharial, marsh crocodile, python, rhinoceros, etc. are protected and preserved in our wild life sanctuaries. Indian sanctuaries pose unique landscapes, broad level forests, mountain forests and virgin bush lands in deltas of big rivers.
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