After an adjective, we need a noun. Relative refers to a species that is closely related.
The subject this requires a verb. The phrasal verb accounts for means to explain the reason for something.
The phrase in close proximity is a common collocation meaning very near in space.
An adjective is needed before the noun experience. Unforgettable means something so beautiful or shocking that you cannot forget it.
We need an adjective to describe the pace. Quickening indicates a speed that is becoming faster and faster.
We need a noun to act as a modifier for the noun center. A rehabilitation center is a place that helps animals return to a normal life.
An adjective is required to describe the area. Inaccessible means a place that is very difficult or impossible to reach.
After the auxiliary verb has, we need a past participle. Highlighted means to draw special attention to something important.
After the preposition by, we use the V-ing form. Discouraging means trying to prevent something from happening.
After the verb remains, an adjective is needed. Untouched means not changed or damaged.
