Entity: WILDLIFE
Wildlife refers to undomesticated animals and uncultivated plant species that exist in their natural habitat. It includes mammals, birds, fishes, and other organisms that grow or live wild without human intervention.
WILDLIFE
Etymology
The term 'wildlife' originated from the combination of 'wild' and 'life', emphasizing the untamed and natural state of living organisms.
Definition
Wildlife encompasses a diverse range of living organisms, including animals and plants, that are not tamed or domesticated and exist in their natural environment.
Historical Context
Throughout history, wildlife has played a crucial role in ecosystems and has been a vital part of human survival, providing food, resources, and inspiration.
Cultural Significance
Wildlife holds cultural significance in many societies, symbolizing strength, beauty, and the interconnectedness of all living beings.
Related Concepts
- Biodiversity
- Conservation
- Endangered Species
See Also
A diverse range of living organisms, including animals and plants, that are not tamed or domesticated and exist in their natural environment.