Overgrazing results in:
Correct answer: A. Totally barren lands
- A. Totally barren lands
- B. Good pastured lands
- C. Salinity
- D. Rocky areas
Explanation
Overgrazing refers to the excessive grazing of an area by livestock, which leads to the depletion of vegetation and soil erosion. When the vegetation is gone, and the soil is eroded, the land can become totally barren and unsuitable for grazing or other uses.
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