What are wild animals, deterrents, and what are 3 deterrents used to manage wild animals and 2 reasons why they are important?

Here are the answers to your questions: 1. Wild animals are animals that live independently of humans in natural habitats and are not domesticated. 2. The methods used to prevent the animals from destroying our crops are known as deterrents or wildlife management techniques. 3. Three different deterrents used to manage wild animals: i) Fences* ii) Scarecrows* iii) Noise makers* (e.g., bells, firecrackers) 4. Two reasons why deterrents are important in our environment: i) They help prevent crop damage* by wild animals, ensuring food security for humans. ii) They help reduce human-wildlife conflict*, which can protect both human livelihoods and wild animal populations. 5. Grade 6 learners made the following deterrent to keep off monkeys from destroying maize in their school farm. a) The deterrent the learners made is a repellent device or a noise/visual deterrent*. b) The materials used by the learners to make the deterrents are a plastic bottle, a stick/pole, and possibly string/wire* to hang it, along with whatever is inside the bottle to act as a repellent or make noise. 6. Deterrents are measures or devices designed to discourage or prevent animals from approaching, entering, or causing damage to a particular area or resource. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.