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The Indian pangolin is a shy, night-wandering animal covered with overlapping scales. When frightened, it rolls into a tight ball that few predators can open. It has no teeth; a long sticky tongue pulls ants and termites from mounds. Pangolins are hunted illegally for their scales, so their numbers have fallen sharply. Sanctuaries and strict laws try to protect them, but the animal survives only if people refuse to buy those scales. A forest without pangolins loses a natural controller of insects. Saving one species often protects the whole web of life around it.

Why have pangolin numbers fallen?

Options

A.Forests have too many insects
B.They live only in deserts
C.They are hunted illegally for their scales
D.They cannot roll into a ball

Correct Answer

C. They are hunted illegally for their scales

Exam
Sainik School Class VI
Language
English
Subject
Language
Year
2027
Difficulty
1/5
Section
Language

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