In India if a species of tortoise is declared protected under Schedule I of the Wildlife Protection ...........

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In India, if a species of tortoise is declared protected under Schedule I of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, what does it imply?

It enjoys the same level of protection as the tiger.

It no longer exists in the wild, a few individuals are under captive protection, and now it is impossible to prevent its extinction.

It is endemic to a particular region of India.

Both (b) and (c) stated above are correct in this context.

It enjoys the same level of protection as the tiger.

This Schedule covers endangered species. These species need rigorous protection and therefore, the harshest penalties for violation of the law are under this Schedule.
Tiger, blackbuck, Himalayan Brown Bear, Brow-Antlered Deer, Blue whale, Common Dolphin, Cheetah, Clouded Leopard, hornbills, Indian Gazelle, and other animals are examples.

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