Please identify the animals and plants shown in the image and write their names next to the corresponding number. 1. 2. 3. 4.

Analysis of the image:

The image contains photographs of animals and plants, numbered 2, 3, and 4. The task is to identify them and write their names. There is also a map with natural zones labeled A and B.

Based on visual identification:

• 2. This appears to be a wild cat, likely a lynx or a similar feline predator. Given the context of "natural zones" and potential wildlife, a specific species from Russia would be appropriate.
• 3. This image shows a plant with dense foliage. Without more detail, it's difficult to be precise, but it looks like a shrub or a small tree.
• 4. This image shows a large mammal with antlers, characteristic of a reindeer or elk, common in northern regions. The text mentions "северного оленя" (reindeer) which fits this image.

The text also mentions "тушканчика" (jerboa) and "карликовой ивы" (dwarf willow). The jerboa is a small rodent, and the dwarf willow is a low-growing shrub. Neither of these are clearly depicted or numbered in the provided visual crops.

The map shows different natural zones. Zone A is located in a southern, likely steppe or semi-desert region. Zone B is in a northern, likely tundra or taiga region.

Given the constraints of the image, a precise identification of all items is challenging. However, based on the provided text and visual clues:

Identifying the content:

• 2. Кот (Cat) / Рысь (Lynx)
• 3. Растение (Plant) / Кустарник (Shrub) - potentially Карликовая ива (Dwarf willow) if the image were clearer or better contextualized.
• 4. Северный олень (Reindeer)

The question asks to write the names next to the number. Based on the image crops and the provided OCR text, here's the most likely answer.

Final Answer based on visual and textual clues:

The names of the animals and plants are:

• 2. Кот (Cat)
• 3. Кустарник (Shrub) - specifically mentioned as "карликовой ивы" (dwarf willow) in the text.
• 4. Северный олень (Reindeer)

Note: The jerboa (тушканчик) is mentioned but not clearly depicted or numbered.