Play for Environment

Let us play a game every Sunday we will post a question and you have to give it's answer in your own words, with any length, till next Sunday, it will help you in your environmental knowledge and upgrade your thinking capability🙂


So here is your today's question:

How do people and other animals relate to the environment?

We are waiting for your answers

~Environment India

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