A brink is the very edge of a cliff or a similar structure. It could be the edge of the roof of a flat-roofed building. But either way, standing on the brink of the cliff or roof means that one step forward will mean a long and probably fatal fall.
The expression "on the brink" is often used figuratively, as a metaphor. Thus, "We are on the brink of nuclear war" means that we are one step away from falling into the Horror of war.
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∙ 12y agoIf you mean on the brink of extinction then no.
Yes they will, they are on the brink of extinction
The bald eagle was one the species that were on the brink of extinction, and also the lynx bobcat. R.A.H.J.
The Tahiti Monarch and the Madagascar Pochard
The Gooney bird.
because they are sold and eaten in the markets.
killing by poachers vary sad
Over-hunting has brought some animals to the brink of extinction.
Two examples of species that have been brought back from the brink of extinction are the American bison, which was once hunted to near extinction but has since recovered through conservation efforts, and the California condor, which was down to only 27 individuals but now has a population over 400 thanks to captive breeding programs.
it may be possible but that is very slim of happening. The wolverine is on the brink of extinction.
The species was hunted to the brink of extinction, but have since recovered due to overwhelming protection.
bald eagle and american alligator