extirpator

1 the triumph of modern medicine in extirpating certain diseases

2 Their historic range included parts of Arizona, California, Louisiana, New Mexico and Texas, but jaguars were extirpated from the United States by the mid-20th century due to loss of habitat and hunting.

3 For some 50 years, the two main predators of moose--wolves and grizzlies--have been absent from the southern portion of the Yellowstone ecosystem, extirpated by humans.

4 In their wisdom, voters sought to extirpate Donald Trump from the White House in 2020 with surgical precision while leaving much of the Republican Party around him intact.

5 The building of Columbia Basin hydroelectric dams in the mid-20th century extirpated salmon from much of the upper Columbia River.

6 Today, however, there is very little evidence that timber rattlers are recolonizing dens from which they have been extirpated, even in undeveloped areas.

7 After wolves were extirpated from the ecosystem by hunting and trapping in the early 20th century, herbivores razed vegetation in wooded areas.

8 While black bears were nearly extirpated from Louisiana by the 1950s and 60s, the population has since rebounded.

9 The presence of wolves in Maine is hotly debated after they were extirpated from the Northeast due to centuries of bounties, habitat alteration and development.

1 根绝者

exterminator

2 扑灭者

quencher eradicator destroyer buster exterminator