Class 12th Physics Chapter-5 "Magnetism and Matter"
16 videos • 1,623 views • by Vats Education Class 12th PHYSICS.....All Videos in one playlist Class 12th, Chapter 7, "Alternating Current" Playlist link.... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO... Class 12th, Chapter 6, "Electromagnetic Induction" Playlist link.... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO... Class 12th, Chapter 5, "Magnetism and Matter" playlist link.... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO... Class 12th, Chapter 4, "Moving Charges and Magnetism" playlist link..... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO... Class 12th, Chapter 3, "Current Electricity" playlist link..... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO... Class 12th, Chapter 2, "Electric Potential and Capacitance" playlist link..... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO... Class 12th, Chapter 1, "Electrostatic- Electric Charges and Field" playlist link..... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO... Class 12th, Physics, All SHORTS Playlist link https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO... Class 12th. Chapter 14, "Semiconductor Devices) Playlist link……. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO... The given image depicts some examples of how humans mistreat animals. A man is shown in the opening scene hitting a dog with a rod or a wooden stick. This can result in severe harm to the dog. We all know that dogs enjoy going free, but in the second scene, a dog is tied with a rope or is kept in a cage. The dog's right to freedom is therefore forcibly taken away. Some people play with animals in unusual ways, such as throwing them into bodies of water and not caring whether the creatures swim or not. This is demonstrated in the third scene. Sometimes some groups of people trained dogs/cats/hens to fight with others for the sake of entertainment. This action causes wounds to the animals. It is very difficult to see wild animals in everyday life but to make it happen the government designed the zoo concept. The zoo houses a variety of wild animals as well as rare species of birds. But it has been observed that some visitors torture them by pulling their tails or harassing them with sticks. Even keeping animals in zoos restricts their free movement and forces them to live in confined spaces. This is shown in the fifth scene. Scene sixth shows how animals are used for medical experiments. Animals are needed to do these important drug testing experiments but it is still animal cruelty. In the last scene, it is shown how a man is fishing. As we know that fishes play an important role in keeping the aquatic ecosystem healthy and prosperous. If we continue to hunt fish for food, the day will come when our aquatic ecosystem will begin tormenting humans. Overall, we should stop torturing animals and accept them as a part of our lives. It will nourish us in a variety of ways.