Correct option is C
The correct answer is: (C) Chokla
Explanation:
The Chokla breed of sheep is native to the North-Western arid and semi-arid regions of India, particularly found in Rajasthan. It is well adapted to hot and dry climates and is known for producing fine-quality wool.
Primary Region: Rajasthan (Bikaner, Churu, and Sikar districts).
Main Use: High-quality carpet wool production.
Physical Features: Medium size, white coat, and small ears.
Adaptation: Can survive in harsh desert conditions with limited water and fodder.
Information Booster:
Ganjam:
Origin: Odisha.
Purpose: Mainly meat production.
Features: Medium-sized with long legs and coarse wool.
Gaddi:
Origin: Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir.
Purpose: Wool and meat.
Features: Adapted to hilly terrain, thick fleece for cold resistance.
Mandya:
Origin: Karnataka.
Purpose: Meat production (not wool).
Features: Short legs, compact body, and not suited for arid regions.
English
100 Questions
100 Marks
120 Mins
