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wildlife

[wahyld-lahyf] / ˈwaɪldˌlaɪf /


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As well as his new friends, there was plenty of wildlife to keep him company, including a highly venomous Malaysian Red Centipede which Alfie saw on set, while he also had other animal encounters.

From BBC

The southern African country has a thriving elephant population and clashes between humans and wildlife have claimed many lives in recent years.

From BBC

"These women are not just assisting, they are becoming practitioners of wildlife conservation and monitoring," she adds.

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But there are no zombies wandering around, just an eerie silence, with weeds growing through the 294 houses and a lake with no wildlife.

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Fly tipping Action Wales, a national partnership programme coordinated by Natural Resources Wales and funded by Welsh government, said fly-tipping "harms our environment, endangers wildlife, disrupts local communities and is expensive to clean up".

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