[Solved] The Great Indian Bustard, an endangered bird species, is mainly found in which type of habitat? — Ans: Grasslands and Semi-arid regions | Static Core GK

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The Great Indian Bustard, an endangered bird species, is mainly found in which type of habitat?

AMangrove Forests

BGrasslands and Semi-arid regions

CTropical Evergreen Forests

DMontane Forests

Step-by-Step Solution

Step 1: Identify habitat of Great Indian Bustard
This bird prefers open grasslands and semi-arid regions for nesting and feeding.
Step 2: Match habitat type
Grasslands and semi-arid zones provide the open space and food sources needed by this species.
Final Answer:
Grasslands and Semi-arid regions → Option B
Quick Check:
Great Indian Bustard habitat = Grasslands and Semi-arid regions ✅

Quick Trick: Bustard = Grasslands and dry open areas

Common Mistakes:

Mistaking it for forest-dwelling birds like those in evergreen or montane forests.

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