State any one point of contrast between the tiger in the 200 and in its natural habitat.
Ans. One point of contrast between the tiger in the zoo (the “200”) and its natural habitat is the limitation of space and environment. In the zoo, the tiger is confined to a small cage or enclosure, which restricts its ability to roam, hunt, and express natural behaviors. In its natural habitat, such as the jungle, the tiger has vast areas to roam freely, hunt for prey, establish territories, and interact with other wildlife, providing a more conducive environment for its physical and psychological well-being.
