Test: Forest and Wildlife- 2 - Class 4 MCQ

Wildlife in India is protected by the Wildlife Protection Act, which aims to conserve and protect wildlife species from extinction.

Forests are important ecologically as they help in adding more water to the underground water, maintain humidity, and conserve soil, among other benefits.

Altitude affects the vegetation in the Himalayan ranges, with the composition of vegetation changing at different altitudes.

Tropical deciduous vegetation, which includes trees like teak and sal, provides timber for construction, making it economically important.

Dry tropical thorny vegetation is found in parts of north and northwestern India. It is characterized by vast grasslands with widely spaced trees and bushes.

Tropical evergreen vegetation is found in regions with high rainfall and includes trees like Mahogany, which can grow very tall and have dense forests.

Natural vegetation refers to the vegetation that grows naturally in a particular region due to environmental factors such as land formation, climate, and other natural elements.