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- Assam will send 50 wild water buffaloes, a pair of one‑horned rhinoceroses, and three king cobras to Madhya Pradesh.
- In return, Madhya Pradesh will provide tigers and crocodiles to Assam.
- The program will reintroduce wild water buffaloes in Kanha Tiger Reserve, MP, after more than 100 years of extinction.
- It aims to strengthen biodiversity conservation and promote ecological balance between the two states.
- The initiative also sets a precedent for inter‑state cooperation in wildlife management.
- Additionally, it has potential to boost eco‑tourism and awareness about conservation.
Question:
Q.1 Which of the following species is Assam sending to Madhya Pradesh as part of the wildlife exchange program?a) Tigers and mugger crocodiles
b) Wild water buffaloes, one-horned rhinoceroses, and king cobras
c) Elephants and river dolphins
d) Tigers and one-horned rhinoceroses
Answer: b) Assam will provide 50 wild water buffaloes, a pair of one-horned rhinoceroses, and three king cobras to Madhya Pradesh.