Which one amongst the following has the largest livestock population in the world?
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- ABrazil
- BChina
- CIndiaCorrect
- DUSA
Explanation
India has the largest livestock population in the world. According to various livestock censuses and international data from the Food and Agriculture Organization, India accounts for a significant portion of the global livestock share. The country holds the top position in the population of buffaloes and is among the leaders in cattle and goat populations. This massive livestock sector is a vital part of Indias agricultural economy and rural livelihood. While countries like Brazil and China have large numbers of specific animals like cattle or pigs respectively, Indias total combined livestock count remains the highest globally.
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