Which of the following pair of an endangered animal and a national park? 1. Lion - Corbett National Park 2. Rhinoceros - Kaziranga National Park
Only 2
The question asks us to identify the correct pair among the given options, where one element is an endangered animal and the other is a national park known for its conservation efforts related to that animal.
Let's examine each pair:
This pair links the Lion with Corbett National Park. While lions, specifically the Asiatic Lion subspecies, are endangered or vulnerable (status varies by definition and subspecies), they are not primarily found or conserved in Corbett National Park. Corbett National Park is famous for its population of Tigers.
This pair links the Rhinoceros with Kaziranga National Park. Kaziranga National Park is world-renowned for being home to the largest population of the Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros. The Indian Rhinoceros is classified as 'Vulnerable' by the IUCN Red List, having previously been 'Endangered'. Conservation efforts in Kaziranga have been highly successful in increasing its numbers. Therefore, this pair correctly associates the Rhinoceros (an animal of conservation concern, previously endangered) with a national park vital for its survival.
Based on this analysis:
Therefore, only the second pair is correct.
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