Synonyms for wildlife
ˈwaɪldˌlaɪfwildlife

Princeton's WordNet

1. wildlifenoun

   all living things (except people) that are undomesticated

   "chemicals could kill all the wildlife"

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1. • Life

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1. List of paraphrases for "wildlife":

   fauna, wild, faune, faun, animals, wilderness, animal

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1. Jennifer Lavers:

   I think these studies of crab entrapment really validate and showcase the wildlife benefits of going and doing these cleanups, there is a silver lining that I hope it gives people the motivation and the reassurance that cleanups can be and are worthwhile.

2. Ginette Hemley:

   Ginette Hemley, senior vice president of wildlife conservation for the World Wildlife Fund, said in a statement. As governments like South Africa continue to ramp up efforts to stop wildlife poaching, these numbers remind us of the urgency to swiftly address this crisis across all fronts, although South Africa remains the epicenter for the rhino poaching epidemic, criminal networks appear to be expanding their reach across the region, and the problem is ultimately rooted in demand for rhino horn in Asia, most notably in Vietnam.

3. Ron Magill:

   Plant gardens with native wildlife, the native plants that are critical to the survival of these animals.

4. Emilio DeBess:

   Fortunately, plague remains a rare disease, but people need to take appropriate precautions with wildlife and their pets to keep it that way.

5. Raul Grijalva:

   Giving ConocoPhillips the green light on the Willow project is not just a disaster in its own right — it paves the way for even more oil and gas drilling in the area in the future, today’s decision sends the dangerous message that the fight against climate change, Alaska Natives’ and local residents’ lives, and wildlife are not good enough reasons to keep Big Oil from getting their way.