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Regarding Peacock tarantula (Gooty tarantula), consider the following statements:
I. It is an omnivorous crustacean.
II. Its natural habitat in India is only limited to some forest areas.
III. In its natural habitat, it is an arboreal species.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
I only
I and III
II only
II and III
Here's an explanation for each statement regarding the Peacock tarantula (Gooty tarantula):
- Statement I: It is an omnivorous crustacean.
- Incorrect. The Peacock tarantula is an arachnid, not a crustacean, and it is primarily carnivorous, feeding on insects.
- Statement II: Its natural habitat in India is only limited to some forest areas.
- Correct. The natural habitat of the Peacock tarantula is limited to forest areas in Andhra Pradesh, India.
- Statement III: In its natural habitat, it is an arboreal species.
- Correct. The Peacock tarantula is arboreal, meaning it lives in trees within its habitat.
- Option 1: I only
- Incorrect, as Statement I is false.
- Option 2: I and III
- Option 3: II only
- Incorrect, because Statement III is also correct.
- Option 4: II and III
- Correct Answer: Both these statements are true.
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