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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 460 841 SE 062 674 AUTHOR Brown, Jordan TITLE India: Land of the Tiger. Nature. Teacher's Guide. INSTITUTION Thirteen WNET, New York, NY.; Public Broadcasting Service, Washington, DC. PBS Elementary/Secondary Service. SPONS AGENCY National Park Foundation, Washington, DC.; Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association, New York, NY. College Retirement Equities Fund.; Ford Motor Co., Dearborn, MI. PUB DATE 1998-00-00 NOTE 34p.; Support also provided by Canon U.S.A., Inc. Videotape and poster not available from ERIC. For other guides in this series, see SE 062 675-81. AVAILABLE FROM Educational Publishing, Thirteen-WNET, 356 58th Street, New York, NY 10019. Tel: 212-560-3000; Web site: http://www.pbs.org; Web site: http://www.wnet.org. PUB TYPE Guides Classroom Teacher (052) EDRS PRICE MF01/PCO2 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Animal Behavior; *Earth Science; Ecological Factors; *Ecology; Educational Television; Elementary Secondary Education; *Environmental Education; Foreign Countries; Habitats; Naturalistic Observation; Science Activities; Science and Society; Scientific Concepts; Social Studies; Water Resources; *Wilderness; *Wildlife IDENTIFIERS Deserts; *India; Monsoons; Mountains; Natural History; Nature; Nature (Television Series) ABSTRACT This curriculum guide was developed for use with public television's Nature series. The materials in the guide are designed to help students actively participate in the study and experience of nature. Students are encouraged to view the programs as naturalists would, observing animals in a variety of habitats, noting their behavior, and drawing conclusions. Each lesson in the Teacher's Resource Guide includes: (1) a "Program Overview" that presents background information and brief synopses of the program to be viewed; (2) "Objectives" that provide the teacher with measurement goals; (3) a "Before Viewing Activity" that familiarizes students with the subject and allows them to set purposes for viewin4; (4) "Vocabulary" that features definitions of unfamiliar words used in each program; (5) "Discussion Questions" that help students assess the main points of the program; (6) "Suggested Resources" for students who may want to learn more about the topic; and (7) a "Naturalist's Guide" (student worksheet) to be duplicated and distributed to students. The programs highlighted in this guide focus on the vast Indian subcontinent and its rivers, oceans, deserts, mountains, and forests. Program titles include "The Tiger's Domain," "Sacred Waters," "Unknown Seas," "Desert Seas," "Desert Kingdom," "Mountains of the Gods," and "Monsoon Forests". (WRM) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document.

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DOCUMENT RESUME

ED 460 841 SE 062 674

AUTHOR Brown, JordanTITLE India: Land of the Tiger. Nature. Teacher's Guide.INSTITUTION Thirteen WNET, New York, NY.; Public Broadcasting Service,

Washington, DC. PBS Elementary/Secondary Service.SPONS AGENCY National Park Foundation, Washington, DC.; Teachers

Insurance and Annuity Association, New York, NY. CollegeRetirement Equities Fund.; Ford Motor Co., Dearborn, MI.

PUB DATE 1998-00-00NOTE 34p.; Support also provided by Canon U.S.A., Inc. Videotape

and poster not available from ERIC. For other guides in thisseries, see SE 062 675-81.

AVAILABLE FROM Educational Publishing, Thirteen-WNET, 356 58th Street, NewYork, NY 10019. Tel: 212-560-3000; Web site:http://www.pbs.org; Web site: http://www.wnet.org.

PUB TYPE Guides Classroom Teacher (052)EDRS PRICE MF01/PCO2 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS Animal Behavior; *Earth Science; Ecological Factors;

*Ecology; Educational Television; Elementary SecondaryEducation; *Environmental Education; Foreign Countries;Habitats; Naturalistic Observation; Science Activities;Science and Society; Scientific Concepts; Social Studies;Water Resources; *Wilderness; *Wildlife

IDENTIFIERS Deserts; *India; Monsoons; Mountains; Natural History;Nature; Nature (Television Series)

ABSTRACTThis curriculum guide was developed for use with public

television's Nature series. The materials in the guide are designed to helpstudents actively participate in the study and experience of nature. Studentsare encouraged to view the programs as naturalists would, observing animalsin a variety of habitats, noting their behavior, and drawing conclusions.Each lesson in the Teacher's Resource Guide includes: (1) a "ProgramOverview" that presents background information and brief synopses of theprogram to be viewed; (2) "Objectives" that provide the teacher withmeasurement goals; (3) a "Before Viewing Activity" that familiarizes studentswith the subject and allows them to set purposes for viewin4; (4)

"Vocabulary" that features definitions of unfamiliar words used in eachprogram; (5) "Discussion Questions" that help students assess the main pointsof the program; (6) "Suggested Resources" for students who may want to learnmore about the topic; and (7) a "Naturalist's Guide" (student worksheet) tobe duplicated and distributed to students. The programs highlighted in thisguide focus on the vast Indian subcontinent and its rivers, oceans, deserts,mountains, and forests. Program titles include "The Tiger's Domain," "SacredWaters," "Unknown Seas," "Desert Seas," "Desert Kingdom," "Mountains of theGods," and "Monsoon Forests". (WRM)

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stu

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see

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the

boy)

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oo (

bear

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aghe

era

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ther

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here

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n(t

iger

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aa (

snak

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emin

d

your

stu

dent

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ese

stor

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h/A

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vie

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mal

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imal

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thei

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n co

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mun

ities

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uden

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g th

epr

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ased

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n of

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rces

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h as

wild

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duis

m n

oun:

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dom

inan

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igio

nof

Indi

a, w

hich

em

phas

izes

an

indi

vid-

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stom

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div

ine

law

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arm

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indu

myt

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clud

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anim

al g

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yard

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orn

in In

dia.

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hor

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ungl

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ook

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atem

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ack

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rrito

ry,

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habi

ts, a

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ocia

l beh

avio

r

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m n

oun:

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son

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uced

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snak

es, s

pide

rs, a

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corp

ions

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hing

pre

y

-

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stu

dent

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o le

arn

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Jun

gle

Boo

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iam

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row

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ced.

How

are

we

deal

-in

g w

ith th

is?

Cou

ld o

ur s

olut

ion

also

wor

k fo

r In

dia?

(A

nsw

ers

will

vary

.The

U.S

. now

has

law

s re

stric

ting

the

hunt

ing

of w

olve

s. In

som

e w

ild

area

s, w

e ar

e no

w r

eint

rodu

cing

cer

-

tain

spe

cies

of w

olve

s.)

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Com

plet

e th

e fir

st a

ctiv

ity a

nd o

ne o

ther

act

ivity

of y

our

choi

ce.

Val

mik

Tha

par

enjo

ys o

bser

v-in

g an

imal

s an

d st

udyi

ng th

eir

beha

vior

. In

this

pro

gram

, he

finds

an

Asi

atic

lion

, a s

loth

bear

, a s

now

leop

ard,

and

man

y ot

her

crea

ture

s. U

se th

ech

art t

o w

rite

dow

n fo

ur a

ni-

mal

s yo

u've

see

n in

the

last

mon

th, w

here

you

saw

them

,an

d w

hat t

hey

wer

e do

ing.

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pare

you

r ch

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ithan

othe

r st

uden

t's.

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are

invi

ted

to v

iew

NA

TU

RE

.As

you

wat

ch th

epr

ogra

m, l

ook

for

the

fasc

i-na

ting

varie

ty o

f ani

mal

s in

Indi

a.W

hy a

re th

ere

so m

any

kind

s of

ani

mal

s in

Indi

a? H

owar

e at

titud

es to

war

ds a

nim

als

diffe

rent

in In

dia

as c

ompa

red

to th

e U

nite

d S

tate

s? A

fter

the

prog

ram

, dis

cuss

you

rco

mpa

rison

s w

ith y

our

fam

ily.

A c

onse

rvat

ioni

st's

job

incl

udes

stu

dyin

g en

dang

ered

spec

ies

and

wor

king

topr

even

t the

ir ex

tinct

ion.

&S

EG

:76.

,:SO

MS

., S

Q1A

7g?

Val

mik

Tha

par

says

,"W

e m

ust s

ave

the

tiger

so

that

futu

re g

ener

atio

ns c

an w

itnes

s w

onde

rs li

keth

is."

If y

ou w

ere

the

Prim

e M

inis

ter

of In

dia

toda

y, w

hat a

ctio

ns w

ould

you

take

to p

rote

ctna

ture

in th

at c

ount

ry?

How

wou

ld y

ou p

rom

ote

thes

e id

eas

to In

dia'

s ci

tizen

s? W

ork

with

a s

mal

lgr

oup

of s

tude

nts

to d

evel

op s

ugge

stio

ns fo

r a

natu

re m

anag

emen

t pla

n in

Indi

a.

Man

y an

imal

s in

the

Uni

ted

Sta

tes

are

also

in d

an-

ger

of b

ecom

ing

extin

ct. G

et a

list

of t

hese

ani

-m

als

by w

ritin

g to

the

U.S

. Fis

h &

Wild

life

Ser

vice

or fr

om th

eir

End

ange

red

Spe

cies

Hom

e P

age

(http

://w

ww

.fws.

gov/

r9en

dspp

/end

spp.

htm

l).P

ick

one

of th

em a

nd fi

nd o

ut w

here

it li

ves,

wha

tit

eats

, and

why

it's

end

ange

red.

Are

ther

e an

yef

fort

s to

sav

e it?

How

cou

llan

d ot

her

stud

ents

hel

p?

12 D

AV

& 1

2 R

7ggi

llifg

,&

200

EIE

DN

A6:

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nim

als

are

sacr

ed to

man

y pe

ople

in In

dia

and

Sri

Lank

a. S

ome

reli-

giou

s fe

stiv

als

incl

ude

proc

essi

ons

calle

d pe

rahe

ras

para

des

and

cel-

ebra

tions

that

can

go

on fo

r da

ysan

d so

met

imes

incl

ude

hund

reds

of

elep

hant

s. U

se th

e In

tern

et o

r yo

urlib

rary

to fi

nd o

ut m

ore

abou

t per

-ah

eras

.Writ

e a

shor

t TV

new

s se

g-m

ent a

bout

one

of t

hese

pro

ces-

sion

s fo

r yo

ur c

lass

room

.

Ani

mal

s al

so h

ave

a ro

le in

the

Chr

istia

n tr

aditi

on. S

earc

h th

eIn

tern

et, o

r us

e ot

her

libra

ryre

sour

ces

to fi

nd o

ut a

bout

the

Fea

st o

f St.

Fra

ncis

of A

ssis

i'sB

less

ing

of th

e A

nim

als.

viuf

f.kiv

atee

The

se m

ater

ials

wer

e m

ade

poss

ible

by

Par

k F

ound

atio

n, C

anon

U.S

.A.,

Inc.

, For

d M

otor

Com

pany

, and

TIA

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m O

VE

RM

EN

Val

mik

Tha

par

show

s us

the

wild

life

alon

g tw

o of

Indi

a's

sacr

ed r

iver

s,

the

Gan

ges

and

the

Bra

hmap

utra

.T

hese

riv

ers

run

thro

ugh

a w

ide

varie

ty o

f hab

itats

whe

re h

e en

coun

-te

rs fa

scin

atin

g an

imal

s.

Tw

o pl

aces

in In

dia

whe

re ti

gers

flour

ish

are

Kaz

irang

a N

atio

nal P

ark

and

the

Sun

derb

ans.

Kaz

irang

a is

hom

e to

the

high

est d

ensi

ty o

ftig

ers

in th

e w

orld

and

is a

ref

uge

for

Indi

a's

larg

est a

nim

als,

incl

udin

gel

epha

nts

and

rhin

os. E

ight

y ye

ars

ago,

ther

e w

ere

only

twel

ve r

hino

sle

ft in

this

are

a, a

s po

ache

rs h

ad

deci

mat

ed th

e po

pula

tion.

But

toda

y,th

anks

to c

onse

rvat

ion

effo

rts,

ther

ear

e ov

er 1

,200

rhi

nos.

The

Sun

derb

ans,

in c

ontr

ast,

is a

n en

or-

mou

s m

angr

ove

swam

p w

here

mor

e

than

500

tige

rs li

ve.

412

Fou

r hu

ndre

d m

illio

n pe

ople

live

on

the

plai

ns o

f nor

ther

n In

dia

and

Ban

glad

esh.

Tho

ugh

it is

diff

icul

ten

ough

to s

uppo

rt th

e la

rge

hum

anpo

pula

tion,

peo

ple

prov

ide

for

loca

lw

ildlif

e. M

any

child

ren

colle

ct s

nails

to fe

ed c

olon

ies

of y

oung

pai

nted

stor

ks th

at h

ave

been

aba

ndon

ed.

Eve

ry y

ear,

in A

ugus

t, th

e m

onso

on

seas

on a

rriv

es in

full

forc

e.A

t tim

es,

the

river

s ca

rry

near

ly a

bill

ion

gal-

lons

of w

ater

to th

e se

a ev

ery

sec-

ond.

The

floo

ds k

ill h

undr

eds

of p

eo-

ple

each

yea

r, b

ut le

ave

behi

nd r

ich

silt,

whi

ch c

reat

es a

fert

ile e

nviro

n-m

ent f

or w

ildlif

e. D

urin

g m

onso

onse

ason

, ten

s of

thou

sand

s of

bird

sflo

ck to

Bha

ratp

ur, o

ne o

f the

fine

stw

etla

nd s

anct

uarie

s in

the

wor

ld.

TH

EM

E: "

Sac

red

Wat

ers"

illus

trat

es h

ow In

dia'

s riv

ers

influ

ence

bot

h its

wild

life

and

its p

eopl

e.

BE

VO

ME

VE

EN

ER

geD

IXO

GIA

LN

Intr

oduc

ing

the

Pro

gram

Usi

ng a

larg

e m

ap o

r gl

obe,

ask

stu

-de

nts

to fi

nd th

e G

ange

s an

dB

rahm

aput

ra r

iver

s in

Indi

a. In

vite

them

to c

ompa

re th

ese

river

s w

ithth

e M

issi

ssip

pi R

iver

, in

term

s of

leng

th, t

otal

flow

, num

ber

of tr

ibu-

tarie

s, a

nd s

o on

. If y

ou w

ish,

you

can

expl

ain

that

, lik

e th

e M

issi

ssip

pi,

the

river

s in

Indi

a flo

od e

ach

year

.

Bas

ed o

n th

e lo

catio

n of

the

Gan

ges

and

Bra

hmap

utra

, enc

oura

ge s

tu-

dent

s to

mak

e pr

edic

tions

abo

ut th

ean

imal

s th

ey m

ight

exp

ect t

o fin

d in

thes

e ar

eas.

Wha

t cre

atur

es th

rive

inor

nea

r w

ater

? W

rite

thes

e su

gges

-tio

ns o

n th

e bo

ard.

Dis

trib

ute

the

Stu

dent

Wor

kshe

et (

Nat

ural

ist's

Gui

de)

Dup

licat

e an

d di

strib

ute

the

Stu

dent

Wor

kshe

et (

Nat

ural

ist's

Gui

deop

posi

te p

age)

to s

tude

nts,

and

pre

-vi

ew it

with

them

. As

they

wat

chth

e pr

ogra

m, t

ell s

tude

nts

they

will

be o

bser

ving

man

y in

tere

stin

g an

i-m

als

som

e of

whi

chth

ey'v

e pr

obab

ly n

ever

seen

bef

ore.

To

help

them

kee

p tr

ack

of th

ese

crea

ture

s, in

vite

them

tous

e th

e ch

art o

n th

eN

atur

alis

t'sG

uide

.

Stu

dent

s w

ill:

.! un

ders

tand

how

the

grea

t riv

ers

ofth

e In

dian

sub

cont

inen

t inf

luen

ce th

ew

ildlif

e an

d pe

ople

in th

ese

habi

tats

com

pare

and

con

tras

t diff

eren

tw

ays

that

ani

mal

s in

Indi

a ra

ise

thei

ryo

ung

You

may

wis

h to

intr

oduc

e st

uden

tsto

the

voca

bula

ry b

efor

e vi

ewin

g th

epr

ogra

m.

habi

tat n

oun:

the

natu

ral p

lace

whe

re a

pla

nt o

r an

imal

live

s.

man

grov

e no

un: a

trop

ical

tree

or

shru

b th

at g

row

s in

den

se g

roup

ings

with

stil

t-lik

e ro

ots.

mig

rate

ver

b: to

mov

e an

nual

ly o

rse

ason

ally

from

one

loca

tion

toan

othe

r fo

r fo

od; t

o go

whe

re th

ew

eath

er is

war

mer

; or

to r

each

bree

ding

or

"birt

hing

" ar

eas.

mon

soon

nou

n: s

tron

g, s

easo

nal

win

ds, e

spec

ially

in th

e In

dian

Oce

anan

d S

outh

east

Asi

a; in

Indi

a, th

e w

ord

mon

soon

is g

ener

ally

app

lied

to th

e

heav

y ra

ins

that

fall

betw

een

June

and

Sep

tem

ber.

poac

her

noun

: som

eone

who

hun

tsor

fish

es il

lega

lly.

sanc

tuar

y no

un: a

nat

ural

are

aw

here

bird

s or

oth

er a

nim

als

are

pro-

tect

ed fr

om h

unte

rs.

For

stu

dent

s w

ho w

ant t

o le

arn

mor

eab

out t

his

topi

c, s

ugge

st th

e fo

llow

ing:

Cum

min

g, D

avid

. The

Gan

ges

Del

taan

d Its

Peo

ple.

New

Yor

k:T

hom

son

Lear

ning

, 199

4.

Lavi

es, B

ianc

a. M

angr

ove

Wild

erne

ss:

Nat

ure'

s N

urse

ry. N

ew Y

ork:

E. P

.D

utto

n, 1

994.

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rnat

iona

l Rhi

no F

ound

atio

n -

Indi

an R

hino

cero

sht

tp://

ww

w.r

hino

s-irf

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/rhi

nos/

indi

an.h

tml

His

tory

of I

ndia

http

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ww

.his

tory

ofin

dia.

com

/hom

e.ht

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Ari

rgB

VE

gPIE

WIS

,D

cia@

abkk

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ncou

rage

stu

dent

s to

dis

cuss

the

prog

ram

and

sha

re th

eir

obse

rva-

tions

.The

follo

win

g qu

estio

ns m

aybe

use

d to

spa

rk d

iscu

ssio

n.

How

are

som

e an

imal

sad

apte

d fo

r su

rviv

al o

n la

ndan

d in

the

wat

ers

of In

dia?

(Fis

hing

cat

s' c

law

s, w

hich

look

like

fish

hook

s, h

elp

them

sna

gth

eir

prey

in th

e w

ater

.M

udsk

ippe

rs h

ave

the

abili

ty to

wal

k on

land

whe

n th

e tid

esre

cede

.Wat

er m

onito

rs li

veon

land

but

als

o ca

n sw

im.

Mon

keys

cal

led

mac

aque

s

surv

ive

by s

earc

hing

for

food

both

in th

e tr

ees

and

on th

em

ud n

ear

the

shor

elin

e.)

Ic13

0 D

escr

ibe

the

unus

ual w

et-

land

san

ctua

ry o

f Bha

ratp

ur.

(Thi

s w

etla

nd is

art

ifici

al. I

t was

cre

-at

ed a

bout

one

hun

dred

yea

rs a

goby

the

Mah

araj

ah o

f Bha

ratp

ur. H

eflo

oded

the

natu

ral m

arsh

land

toat

trac

t bird

s fo

r sh

ootin

g.T

oday

,sh

ootin

g is

forb

idde

n, a

nd th

ousa

nds

of b

irds

bree

d he

re d

urin

g th

e m

on-

soon

sea

son.

)

0 W

hat a

re s

ome

of th

ew

ays

that

peo

ple

man

age

thei

rre

latio

nshi

ps to

ani

mal

s in

and

arou

nd th

e riv

ers

of In

dia?

(The

tige

r is

a s

acre

d an

imal

. Peo

ple

fear

and

res

pect

the

tiger

s th

at li

vein

the

man

grov

es, a

nd d

o no

tin

trud

e on

thei

r do

mai

n. F

ishe

rmen

use

otte

rs to

find

fish

. In

exch

ange

,th

e fis

herm

en g

ive

the

otte

rs s

crap

sfr

om th

eir

daily

cat

ch.)

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this

pro

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mik

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par

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I wer

e a

bird

, I w

ould

div

ein

to B

hara

tpur

to li

ve a

nd s

tay.

"T

his

part

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ndia

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ome

toth

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nds

of d

iffer

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inds

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bird

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sing

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rnet

and

othe

r re

sour

ces

in y

our

libra

ry,

find

an e

xam

ple

of a

wild

life

sanc

-

tuar

y in

you

r ar

ea. C

all,

writ

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re-

mai

l the

san

ctua

ry to

gat

her

info

rmat

ion

abou

t the

ani

mal

s th

atliv

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ere.

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re w

hat y

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help

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her

look

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for

dang

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logi

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call

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pera

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havi

or s

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mut

ualis

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m?

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strib

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pag

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wild

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disc

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t-er

n P

akis

tan,

a r

ich

varie

ty o

f wild

life

thriv

es. I

n ad

ditio

n, th

e T

har

is o

ver-

flow

ing

with

peo

ple;

it is

the

mos

the

avily

pop

ulat

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eser

t in

the

wor

ld.

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scin

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ray

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nim

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man

-

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et b

y w

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inim

al q

uant

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wat

er.T

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hink

ara

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ian

gaze

lle),

for

exam

ple,

sur

vive

s w

ith-

out d

rinki

ng w

ater

. at a

ll. It

get

s al

lth

e m

oist

ure

it ne

eds

from

the

mor

ning

dew

and

from

the

leav

es o

fsh

rubs

.

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par

visi

ts w

ith a

trib

e of

.peo

ple

calle

d th

e ,B

ishn

oi, w

ho a

re th

e "t

rue

guar

dian

s of

the

dese

rt:'

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y're

stric

t veg

etar

ians

, and

thei

r cu

lture

forb

ids

the

killi

ng o

f any

ani

mal

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take

incr

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isks

topr

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m to

ani

mal

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hapa

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scrib

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ow a

you

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ishn

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tally

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loca

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wild

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gges

tions

on

the

boar

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tem

pera

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sert

can

get o

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ely

hot.

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licat

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ribut

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oppo

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pag

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stud

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pre

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stu

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way

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at

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anim

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ople

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lives

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vic

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rsa.

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dent

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ill:

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how

som

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imal

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vead

apte

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the

arid

clim

ate

of th

eG

reat

Indi

an D

eser

tst

udy

how

the

lives

of p

eopl

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dan

imal

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Indi

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ave

beco

me

inte

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lora

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aste

ry n

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uild

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re m

onks

live

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sec

lu-

sion

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tem

plat

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eir

reli-

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ws

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m: a

n an

imal

that

sear

ches

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eats

food

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aba

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y ot

hers

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stu

dent

s w

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ant t

o le

arn

mor

eab

out t

his

topi

c, s

ugge

st th

e fo

llow

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s, S

tew

art.

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ons

and

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gons

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yths

of C

hina

, Jap

an a

nd In

dia.

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vide

nce,

R.I.

: Cop

per

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chB

ooks

, 199

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tler,

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oney

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ur P

atch

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lane

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te T

ecto

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thro

p Le

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pard

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Him

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the

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tree

in th

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it c

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tree

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subc

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kind

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als

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mig

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sour

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perm

it, y

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ould

supp

lem

ent t

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open

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ity b

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ther

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the

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age)

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the

prog

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oura

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tude

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w h

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ct w

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imal

s in

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nd to

con

tras

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sto

suc

h in

tera

ctio

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the

U.S

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dent

s w

ill:

disc

uss

the

com

plex

coe

xist

ence

of

hum

ans

and

wild

ani

mal

s in

the

rain

fore

sts

of th

e In

dian

sub

cont

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tob

serv

e th

e en

orm

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ence

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ngle

pla

ntth

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tree

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exa

m-

ple

can

have

on

the

surv

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varie

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atur

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may

wis

h to

intr

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uden

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the

voca

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g th

epr

ogra

m.

cam

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oun:

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orin

g th

atal

low

s an

imal

s to

ble

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with

thei

rsu

rrou

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gs

mah

out n

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son

in In

dia

who

dom

estic

ates

and

trai

ns w

ild e

leph

ants

mon

soon

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n: s

tron

g, s

easo

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win

ds, e

spec

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e In

dian

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anan

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outh

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sea

son

of v

ery

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infa

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ual

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tem

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ity

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stu

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arn

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