How are wilderness areas different from national parks?
A)Only wilderness areas contain large populations of predators like wolves or grizzly bears.
B)No human development is allowed in wilderness areas.
C)Except for research purposes, people are not allowed to visit wilderness areas.
D)Wilderness areas allow grazing and some timber removal.

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Wilderness areas are designated to remain undeveloped and natural, prohibiting any form of human development, unlike national parks which can have developed areas for visitor use and facilities.

How Are Wilderness Areas Different from National Parks