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poaching
▪ I. poaching, vbl. n.1 (ˈpəʊtʃɪŋ) [f. poach v.1 + -ing1.] The action of poach v.11584 Cogan Haven Health cxciii. (1636) 174 [Eggs] be sodden two wayes;..the first is called seething..the second poching of egges. a 1700 B. E. Dict. Cant. Crew, Poching,..an Egg Boyled in Water out of the Shell. 1907 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Poaching
Between 1830 and 1848, poaching and poaching-related deaths increased in Bavaria. Anti-poaching efforts There are different anti-poaching efforts around the world. wikipedia.org
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Poaching animals, facts and information - National Geographic
Poaching has devastating consequences for wildlife. In some instances, it's the primary reason why an animal faces a risk of extinction. This is the case with the African elephant, more than ...
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End Tiger Poaching | Panthera
Tiger skins and other parts are also used for décor, indicating status and wealth across Asia. As recently as 100 years ago, upwards of 100,000 wild tigers roamed across Asia. Today, about 3,900 tigers are left in the wild. This catastrophic population decline is driven by a range of threats, including poaching for the illegal wildlife trade. ...
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Poaching (cooking)
Deep poaching This technique is similar to shallow poaching, but the product is fully submerged. Poaching liquid The poaching liquid traditionally uses a stock, broth or court bouillon which can consist of an acid (wine, lemon juice) and aromatics wikipedia.org
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Tiger Poaching Statistics | PoachingFacts
Dec 31, 2023Source: WPSI's Tiger & Leopard Poaching Statistics 1994-2016; WPSI's Tiger Poaching Statistics, 2014-2023, 2024. The table below reflects in-depth data on recent tiger mortality in India. Note that figures of "seized" tiger parts are either parts of tiger skulls averaged by weight and divided by the average weight of a skull to determine how many tigers those parts came from or are ...
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Tackling Illegal Trade and Poaching of Snow Leopards
A report published by TRAFFIC estimates that 221-450 snow leopards may have been poached annually since 2008 - at least 4 per week, and perhaps as many as one each day. But the real extent of the problem is unknown. The cases that do come to light may only be the tip of the iceberg, as wildlife crime typically has very low rates of detection.
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Poaching (disambiguation)
Poaching is illegal hunting or fishing. Poaching or poach may also refer to: Food Poaching (cooking) People Amanda Poach (born 1987), American soccer player Andreas Poach (1515–1585), German wikipedia.org
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Please explain how to prepare salmon for poaching
We'll be putting together now our poached salmon. What we're going to do is take our lemon slices that we clear off and lay that right against the fish that is going to bring some amazing flavor to the flesh and it's beautiful too. On top of that we're going to separate our onions, put that on top v...
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Coral poaching
Coral poaching can cause significant amounts of harm to a reef's surrounding areas. See also Wildlife management Wildlife smuggling References Poaching wikipedia.org
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Bug poaching
Bug poaching is a cyberextortion tactic in which a hacker breaks into a corporate network and creates an analysis of the network’s private information IBM Security has found that a bug poaching campaign has targeted approximately 30 companies in 2015, which don’t have bug bounty programs. wikipedia.org
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Squirrel poaching
Squirrel poaching includes any poaching of any squirrel. Flying squirrels are native to Florida and popular as pets. The Caucasian squirrel is a victim of poaching in Greece. wikipedia.org
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Mate poaching
mate poaching may refer to: Human mate poaching Mate poaching in animals See also Mate guarding in humans wikipedia.org
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Microsoft pays Inflection $650 mln in licensing deal while poaching top ...
2 days agoInflection AI has emerged as one of the most high-flying names in generative AI after raising $1.3 billion from Microsoft and Nvidia , opens new tab in a mix of cash and cloud credit at a ...
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Employee poaching
Employee poaching for the express propose of stealing trade secrets is illegal. The purpose of employee poaching is usually to gain access to unique or rare knowledge or skills which the employee may possess. wikipedia.org
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