Like snake charmers, people with professions like milkmen, fishermen and shepherds depend on animals for their livelihood.
Who use animals for their livelihood?
Like snake-charmers, following people also depend on animals for their livelihood:- Milkmen get milk from cows and buffaloes to sell for their livelihood.
- Fishermen catch fishes to sell in the market and earn money.
- Shepherds depend on sheep for wool.
- Madaris make monkeys dance to earn money.
Which of the following depend on animals for their livelihood?
Apart from snake-charmers, Which other people depend on animals for their livelihood. For example; milkman, poultry farmer, tonga wala, farmer, washerman, etc. 1. Talk to some people in your neighbourhood who keep one or more animals for their livelihood—for example, a horse for a tonga, hens for eggs, etc.
Who depend on parrots for their livelihood?
In South India, there is a particular community whose origins are in the mountains of the south, who uses parrots as their livelihood and they predict the future of an individual. This is a typical ancient type of work which is being carried out. Elephants and horses are trained for taking safaris.
Who are called snake charmers?
also snake-charmer. Word forms: plural snake charmers. countable noun. A snake charmer is a person who entertains people by controlling the behaviour of a snake, for example by playing music and causing the snake to rise out of a basket and drop back in again.
