Wildlife

/ˈwīldˌlīf/

Meaning & Definition

noun

Wild animals and plants, especially as they exist in their natural environment.

The national park is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including bears, eagles, and deer.

All living things that are not domesticated.

Conservation efforts are crucial for protecting wildlife from extinction.

The natural world collectively, especially as it relates to the ecosystems and habitats of various species.

Documentaries about wildlife can provide valuable insights into the behavior of animals in their habitats.

Animals living or growing in the natural environment.

The wildlife in the rainforest is known for its vibrant colors and unique adaptations.

A term used to describe the organisms of a particular region or habitat.

The wildlife of the African savanna is both fascinating and diverse.

The word 'wildlife' is a combination of 'wild', meaning untamed or free, and 'life', referring to living beings.

wildlife sanctuary

A protected area where animals are safe from hunting and habitat destruction.

wildlife conservation

Efforts dedicated to protecting endangered species and preserving their habitats.

wildlife photography

The practice of capturing images of animals in their natural settings.

conservation

The protection and preservation of the natural environment.

habitat

The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.

biodiversity

The variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat.

A term used to describe adventurous outdoor experiences.

That hike was pure wildlife, just nature and no cell service!

A playful reference to untamed or chaotic behavior in social settings.

Last night's party was total wildlife!