poaching (Meaning)

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poaching (n)

cooking in simmering liquid

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Poaching of wildlife remains a rampant problem, threatening endangered species.
The poacher was arrested for illegally poaching deer in the national park.
Poaching syndicates operate transnationally, depleting wildlife populations for profit.
The penalty for poaching in this country is severe, including imprisonment and hefty fines.
Poaching disrupts the natural ecosystem and leads to the decline of biodiversity.
Poachers use sophisticated techniques, such as night vision scopes, to evade detection.
The government has launched anti-poaching campaigns to protect wildlife from illegal hunting.
Poaching for ivory threatens the survival of elephants in Africa.
Poaching of marine life, such as sea turtles and sharks, poses a significant threat to ocean ecosystems.
International cooperation is crucial to combat the global problem of poaching.

cooking in simmering liquidof Poach

kidnapping, looting, piracy, hijacking,smuggling, rustling, abduction, kidnaping, spoliation, plundering

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Poaching of wildlife remains a rampant problem, threatening endangered species.

The poacher was arrested for illegally poaching deer in the national park.

Poaching syndicates operate transnationally, depleting wildlife populations for profit.

The penalty for poaching in this country is severe, including imprisonment and hefty fines.