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Which one of the following is related to the Ex-situ conservation of threatened animals and plants?


A

Wildlife Safari parks

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B

Biodiversity hotspots

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C

Amazon rainforest

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D

Himalayan region

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Solution

The correct option is A

Wildlife Safari parks


The correct option is A.

Explanation of the correct option:

  1. When any animal or plant species are conserved outside its original habitat, then the type of conservation is known as ex-situ conservation.
  2. In wildlife safari parks, threatened species are conserved in a particular area, other than their natural habitat.
  3. People are permitted to visit these parks to see the animals and plants conserved there.
  4. Examples of wildlife Safari parks: Silvassa Vasona Lion Safari, Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park, etc.


Explanation of the incorrect options:

Option B:

  1. Biodiversity hotspots are the geographical area where numerous variety of species is seen.
  2. This type of conservation is done in its natural habitat, hence it is a type of in-situ conservation.


Option C:

  1. The Amazon rainforest is the largest tropical forest in the world.
  2. It's a natural habitat for many endemic plant and animal species.
  3. Hence, it is also a type of in-situ conservation.

Option D:

  1. The Himalayan region has a wide range of mountain-covered areas which is a natural habitat for many plants and animals residing in cold climates.
  2. Hence, it is also a type of in-situ conservation.

Final answer: Wildlife Safari parks are related to the Ex-situ conservation of threatened animals and plants.



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