PERSEBARAN FAUNA DI DUNIA

Summary

In this educational video, viewers learn about the distribution of fauna around the world, categorized into six regions: Paleartic, Nearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, Australasian, and Neotropical. The video explores the unique animals found in each area, such as the polar bear in the Paleartic, the kangaroo in the Australasian, and the zebra in the Ethiopian. The video concludes by summarizing these six regions, offering an engaging and informative overview of the world's diverse animal life.

Takeaways

• 😀 The world’s fauna is divided into six major biogeographical regions: Paleartic, Nearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, Australis, and Neotropic.
• 😀 The Paleartic region spans almost all of Eurasia, which is a combination of Europe and Asia, and is home to animals like the polar bear, reindeer, and panda.
• 😀 The Nearctic region includes North America and Greenland, and features animals like the musk ox, bison, and squirrels.
• 😀 The Ethiopian region covers much of sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Arabia, with iconic animals like zebras, giraffes, and hippopotamuses.
• 😀 The Oriental region is located in Asia and is home to animals such as orangutans, Komodo dragons, and tigers.
• 😀 The Australis region includes Australia and parts of Indonesia, known for species like kangaroos, emus, and the nokia, a type of hedgehog in Papua.
• 😀 The Neotropic region includes South and Central America, as well as Mexico, and features unique fauna like armadillos, tapirs, and jaguars.
• 😀 The six regions each have distinct animal species adapted to their environments, contributing to the diversity of global fauna.
• 😀 Understanding the distribution of fauna helps in appreciating the natural diversity and ecosystem of each geographical region.
• 😀 The script serves as an introduction to the study of geography by highlighting the significance of biogeographical regions and their unique fauna.

Q & A

What are the six fauna distribution regions in the world?

The six fauna distribution regions in the world are Paleartic, Nearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, Australis, and Neotropic.

Where is the Paleartic region located?

The Paleartic region is located across most of Eurasia, which includes Europe and Asia.

What are some characteristic animals found in the Paleartic region?

Characteristic animals of the Paleartic region include the panda, reindeer, and polar bear.

Which region is home to muskox, bison, and squirrels?

The Nearctic region, which covers North America and Greenland, is home to muskox, bison, and squirrels.

What is the geographical extent of the Ethiopian fauna region?

The Ethiopian region covers most of Southern Africa and parts of the Arabian Peninsula.

Can you name three animals found in the Ethiopian region?

The Ethiopian region is home to animals such as the zebra, hippopotamus, and giraffe.

Which animals are native to the Oriental fauna region?

The Oriental region is known for animals such as orangutans, Komodo dragons, and tigers.

What areas does the Australis fauna region cover?

The Australis region includes the continent of Australia and parts of the eastern islands of Indonesia.

What unique animals are found in the Australis region?

The Australis region is home to animals such as kangaroos, emus, and the nokia (a type of porcupine found in Papua).

Which animals are native to the Neotropic region?

The Neotropic region, which includes South America, Central America, and Mexico, is home to animals like armadillos, tapirs, and jaguars.