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wildlife — meaning and examples | JadoLearn

Quality-approved learning entrynounLevel B1

wildlife

Animals and other living things that live freely in nature rather than being kept by people.

IPAUK /ˈwaɪldlaɪf/

Primary stress falls on wild.

Meaning 1neutral · 85%

Animals and other living things that live freely in nature rather than being kept by people.

The island is home to rich wildlife.

Visitors must not feed wildlife.

Local volunteers are working to protect wildlife.

Wildlife is normally uncountable: say much wildlife or many wild animals, not many wildlifes.

protect wildlife — keep wild animals and their habitats safe — wild animals living in an area

local wildlife

wildlife conservation — work to protect wild animals

We can see many animals, but we generally talk about wildlife as one uncountable category.

Choose one answer.

Which sentence is natural English?

Mass noun referring collectively to animals and other living things in their natural habitats; not normally plural.