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ABOUT THIS CHANNEL:

This channel contains "Comprehensive and Organised Notes" for a total of 217 (183 in Schedule I and 34 in Schedule II) Mammals mentioned in the schedules of Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972.

How is it useful?
Every year, Atleast 2-3 questions are asked by UPSC in Civil Services & IFoS Prelims exam which test our understanding & Knowledge about the animals mentioned in Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972. 
If we thoroughly understand the ecology and behaviour of all these animals, we will be able to approach such MCQs with confidence and score better than rest of the aspirants. 

For example, the below questions were asked in UPSC CS Prelims 2023

How are Notes organised in this channel?

1) Click on the pinned message to get the Complete Index for Schedule I and Schedule II Mammals. You can easily browse them through the links mentioned in the index.

2) IUCN Status has been #hashtagged. You can get the list of hashtags in the index and easily sort all the animals according to their IUCN Status.

3) For every animal - Common name, Scientific Name, IUCN Status, Habitat, Active During, Food Source and other Important Facts have been mentioned, along with their pictures. (Except for a very few organisms for which data is not available).

4) The taxonomical family classification and the relationships between organisms has been explained for every distinct type of animal families/sub-families.

The Notes have been made by keeping in mind, the trends and patterns in the Previous Year Questions (PYQs).

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