RHINO CONSERVATION

at a steep discount (phrase)

At a greatly reduced price compared to the original or market value.

audacious plan (n phr)

A remarkably bold, daring, or risky proposal.

risk-diversified (adj)

Spread out across multiple locations or strategies to minimize potential losses.

inexhaustible supply (n phr)

A quantity so large or renewable that it can never be used up completely.

in death throes (phrase)

Violent movements or extreme suffering experienced just before dying.

existential threat (n phr)

A danger that threatens the very survival or existence of something.

ominous economic conundrum (n phr)

A worrying and difficult economic paradox or problem.

quash an attempt (v phr)

To completely suppress, reject, or put an end to an effort or proposal.

last-ditch effort (n phr)

A final, desperate attempt to achieve something or prevent failure.

bewildering mosaic (n phr)

A complex, confusing, and highly diverse collection or combination of elements.

restock rhinos (v phr)

To replenish or reintroduce a population of rhinos to an area.

cater to the slaughter (v phr)

Unintentionally assist or provide targets for poachers or killers.

knotty element (n phr)

An extremely complicated, tangled, or difficult aspect of a problem.

in the way of infrastructure (phrase)

Related to basic physical systems, structures, and facilities available.

revolve around / hinge upon (v phr)

To depend entirely on a single factor or condition.

catastrophic effect (n phr)

A devastating, extremely harmful result or outcome.

boulder out (v)

To move fast and heavily like a large falling rock.

paved with miracles (phrase)

Marked by a series of extraordinarily fortunate or improbable successes.

keystone species (n phr)

A vital species on which other plants and animals in an ecosystem largely depend.

signal an about-face (v phr)

To indicate a complete reversal or change in attitude, policy, or direction.