Which statement is true regarding the beneficiaries of fodder from forests? Fodder from forests is solely consumed by wild animals residing deep within the forest. Forests provide fodder not only for wild animals but also for domestic animals in forest fringes. The primary users of forest fodder are migratory birds.

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Which statement is true regarding the beneficiaries of fodder from forests?

Fodder from forests is solely consumed by wild animals residing deep within the forest.
Forests provide fodder not only for wild animals but also for domestic animals in forest fringes.
The primary users of forest fodder are migratory birds.

Ai, iii

Bi, ii

Ciii only

Dii only

Answer:

Forest as a source of fodder

The forests in India meet about 30% of fodder requirement mostly through grazing lands.
Wide range of fodder plants of herbs, shrubs and trees available in various forest types act as a regular source of fodder not only for wild animals but also for domestic animals in forest fringes.

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