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endanger

[en-deyn-jeyr] / ɛnˈdeɪn dʒeɪr /


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At the same time, Prebble said, she hopes that visitors can learn more about newborn primates, which are classified as endangered or critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

From Los Angeles Times

Christian Cevaer, director of the France Cyber Maritime monitor, told AFP that any attempt to take control of a ship would constitute a "critical risk" because of the "serious physical consequences" that could endanger passengers.

From Barron's

But many lack proven scientific value, while conservationists warn that demand for certain products drives trafficking in endangered wildlife, including tigers, rhinos and pangolins.

From Barron's

These small kangaroo relatives are native to Western Australia and have become the country's most frequently translocated mammal due to ongoing conservation programs aimed at protecting the critically endangered species.

From Science Daily

Tibetans, many of whom are nomads, have clashed with Chinese authorities over plans to exploit natural resources in the Tibetan plateau, arguing that such projects endanger their livelihoods.

From The Wall Street Journal