"They're bred in captivity, they're born in captivity, and then they're released," a salesman for Bush Africa Safaris, a South African tour operator, said in the video.
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China is estimated to have 6,500 tigers in captivity as of 2010, according to the World Wildlife Fund, though the number of rhinos in captivity is unknown.
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About 100 more are still believed to be in captivity.
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Do not let her spend one more year in captivity.
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By this time, Bergdahl marked his fourth year in captivity.
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Still, just as he did in captivity, Anderson kept going.
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More than 100 of the Chibok girls remain in captivity.
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Their three children were born during their time in captivity.
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A few hundred pandas are in captivity, mostly in China.
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Some of the girls remain in captivity five year later.
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Snooty, the world's oldest manatee in captivity, died in July.
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Hafeezo helped the women navigate their new life in captivity.
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Horses breed regularly in nature — in captivity, most do not.
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The deaths in captivity of Steven, Peter and Kayla followed.
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Still, dozens of sailors remained in captivity from earlier attacks.
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More than half of Thailand's 7,000 elephants live in captivity.
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Otters are difficult to breed in captivity without proper techniques.
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What Bowe suffered in captivity is more than enough punishment.
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She later became a tireless advocate for chimps in captivity.
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She later became a tireless advocate for chimps in captivity.
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She was 2300 — old for an Asian elephant in captivity.
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Experts propose keeping some in captivity as a last resort.
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His period in captivity set the course of his life.
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Experts proposed keeping some in captivity as a last resort.
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While 56 girls managed to escape, 219 remained in captivity.
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All but six of the 29 were born in captivity.
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Also held are their two sons, who were born in captivity.
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The zoo says there are only 88 similar lemurs in captivity.
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The couple had three children during their five years in captivity.
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"She did appalling things while I was in captivity," Smart said.
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Eventually, Getty is faxed the photo of his grandson in captivity.
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Their time in captivity was spent in both Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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It is hard to keep somebody in captivity for 22 days.
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That orcas don't do well in captivity is hardly a secret.
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The younger women and girls were held in captivity for sex.
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Because animals often have a longer life expectancy in captivity vs.
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Those who survived painted a picture of harsh conditions in captivity.
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If it does OK in captivity, they'll methodically catch the rest.
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After 12 days in captivity, the doctor was rescued by police.
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They essentially ignore any living thing that was raised in captivity.
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For much of the movie, of course, he remains in captivity.
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Irrawaddy dolphins in captivity at Thailand's Pattaya Dolphin World in 2014.
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Mr. Manby said, however, that SeaWorld's whales would remain in captivity.
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In captivity, though, the animals can be trained to tolerate it.
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A South China tiger, a subspecies that only survives in captivity.
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Her first book, "Mating in Captivity" (2006), was a worldwide phenomenon.
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While in captivity, Knight fantasized about her wedding as a survival mechanism.
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So are the two children she's given birth to while in captivity.
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Most of the episodes are recollections of the OA's experiences in captivity.
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There are under 29,000 rhinos alive in the wild and in captivity.
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The elegant armchair sent to him while in captivity sits on display.
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They made 17 films in captivity, ranging from tear-jerkers to thrillers.
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He was the oldest known wombat of its kind living in captivity.
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According to the UN report, at least 3,200 individuals remain in captivity.
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But she also rarely revealed many details about her time in captivity.
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Numbers have begun to grow as conservationists breed the species in captivity.
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What do you do with nearly 2189 carnivorous cats raised in captivity?
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I arrived was Satsuki Ina, who was born in captivity in a
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I want bears to live in the forest and not in captivity.
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In mid-December, three Yazidi sisters were reunited after years in captivity.
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Members of the species persisted in captivity over the next six years.
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Kanako was born in captivity in 1992 at a Japanese wildlife facility.
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However, more than 100 Chibok girls remain in captivity four years later.
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U.S. officials have believed for several years that Levinson died in captivity.
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More than 100 of them remain in captivity with their whereabouts unknown.
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The 52 American hostages were ultimately held in captivity for 444 days.
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Raised appropriately in captivity, each female can produce 100 or more offspring.
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One of those subspecies, the South China tiger, survives only in captivity.
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More than 100 of the girls remain in captivity, their whereabouts unknown.
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But there are reports that five of the girls died in captivity.
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Monkeys were bred in captivity, forests were conserved and hunting was banned.
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Isolated in captivity, she is forced to assess how far her loyalty extends.
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That first night in captivity was one of the most difficult, she says.
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The video also showed two sons born to the couple while in captivity.
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Haught said it's extremely rare for albino alligators to be born in captivity.
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Her weeks in captivity were a nightmare, according to those closest to her.
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"She did appalling things while I was in captivity," Smart said last week.
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Until now, Smart had not revealed this part of her time in captivity.
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The couple was captured in 2012 and had three children while in captivity.
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Three children, all born in captivity, were rescued along with Boyle and Coleman.
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SeaWorld has announced that it's ended the practice of breeding orcas in captivity.
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The company said last year it would stop breeding killer whales in captivity.
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But it does unfortunately mean one more whale will be born in captivity.
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Forest authorities in India have sentenced three wild lions to life in captivity.
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It is unclear if he is related to the people found in captivity.
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But more than 100 of them remain in captivity, with their whereabouts unknown.
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Ms. Coleman had three children while in captivity, but a fourth apparently died.
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I physically went out and studied apes, as well as gorillas in captivity.
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The sanctuary now has natural [reproduction], but before I [bred them in captivity].
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The film "Blackfish" didn't just attack SeaWorld for keeping orca whales in captivity.
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Sea World is going to stop breeding killer whales in captivity, NPR reports.
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That means that many horses end up living out their lives in captivity.
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But more than 100 of the girls remain in captivity, their whereabouts unknown.
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However, more than 100 of the girls remain in captivity, their whereabouts unknown.
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The company said it bought cloned flytraps, which are readily grown in captivity.
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Goldfinches are the real prize, he says, because they still sing in captivity.
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Despite recent gains against ISIS in Iraq, many Yazidis still remain in captivity.
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It's unclear how the animal will fare if raised in captivity, for example.
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One is to ask the pet store whether they were bred in captivity.
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American hostages are "more than twice as likely to remain in captivity, die in captivity, or be murdered by their captors as the average Western hostage," according to the report, which compiled data on 1,185 hostage cases from 2001 to 2016.
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All of SeaWorld's whales that were born after that date were bred in captivity.
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Tilikum was captured off the coast of Iceland and sired 21 calves in captivity.
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The practice of breeding gorillas in captivity has been criticized by animal rights groups.
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These nine ravens were raised in captivity, growing to become familiar with the researchers.
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We must keep wild animals in the wild – and not in captivity for entertainment.
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They have been known to live up to 8 or 9 years in captivity.
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Al Qaeda has released a hostage they've held in captivity for nearly six years.
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So, the men put her in captivity and feed her animal blood for years.
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"You have one goal when you're in captivity, and that's to escape," Stevens says.
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There are about 300 giant pandas in captivity and some 1,600 in the wild.
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By contrast, in India, there are about 24,000 wild elephants and 3,500 in captivity.
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Coleman, who was pregnant when the couple was captured, had three children in captivity.
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And of course, even our orangutan might prompt reactions about keeping animals in captivity.
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I don't think there's any animal that we do that to, even in captivity.
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But other experts say forcing these elephants to breed in captivity misses the point.
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And I will do everything possible for every person in captivity to be freed.
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The bear has never known the wild, being born in captivity to captive parents.
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Still, most of the girls remain in captivity, their whereabouts, health and circumstances unknown.
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Two years after their capture, thousands of Yazidi women and children remain in captivity.
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McCain was a Navy pilot who was beaten in captivity during the Vietnam War.
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But the animals are notoriously difficult to keep alive in captivity, let alone breed.
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His findings were in line with previous research he's done on chimpanzees in captivity.
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He was held in captivity for 45 days by the Taliban before being released.
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A French ban on breeding whales and dolphins in captivity has faced legal challenges.
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Not only were hostages kept in captivity, the militants were also not done kidnapping.
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" "It is more likely in captivity because there are more factors that would contribute.
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But for those in captivity, the phrase encapsulates Gilead's relentless affronts to their dignity.
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His fate has cast new attention on how North Korea treats foreigners in captivity.
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More than 100 of these girls remain in captivity, and their whereabouts are unknown.
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The U.N. estimates that up to 2900,220006 Yazidi women and girls remain in captivity.
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Baby ones raised in captivity squeak when introduced to water for the first time.
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Caitlan Boyle also said she experienced a "forced abortion" during her time in captivity.
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The verdict was overturned months later, but he has remained in captivity ever since.
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Correction: This article initially stated that the first great white shark to be held in captivity was at SeaWorld in 1981, but it was only the first great white to be held in captivity for a significant amount of time (16 days).
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The release of the girls still in captivity was also a priority with progress slow.
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A Norwegian man, Kjartan Sekkingstad, and a group of Indonesian sailors remain in captivity, separately.
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Some advocates say elephants should not be kept in captivity at all, even in zoos.
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Others have escaped or been rescued, but 195 were believed to be still in captivity.
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According to the press release, Isaac is North America's oldest ring-tailed lemur in captivity.
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Following this release, 113 of the Chibok girls are believed to be still in captivity.
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Isaac is the oldest lemur in captivity in North America and turned 33 in July.
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The wire and plexiglass that surrounded them made them look like wild animals in captivity.
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The "biggest snake ever" (in captivity), Medusa, measured up at 25 feet, and two inches.
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Giraffes typically live up to 25 years in the wild and even more in captivity.
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How will this affect not only the orcas but other animals in captivity at SeaWorld?
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With no acupuncture to soothe him in captivity, Jamie's seasickness has returned in full force.
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It is a strange experience to see these creatures in captivity outside of a zoo.
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We know about the babies born in captivity and given away to their parents' murderers.
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Blackfish speculated that he had gone psychotic as a result of being held in captivity.
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There are 197 Chibok girls still in captivity, and talks are ongoing to free them.
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Eventually, 'the Somalis liked me' While in captivity, Durant had one mission: Try to survive.
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Others have escaped or been rescued but 195 are believed to be still in captivity.
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Tilikum was captured off the coast of Iceland and has sired 21 calves in captivity.
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Over all of SeaWorld's parks, there are now only 20 orcas that remain in captivity.
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On September 7, 1936, the last Tasmanian tiger died in captivity in Hobart's Beaumaris Zoo.
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How she escaped For nearly three months, Jayme was kept in captivity after her kidnapping.
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Warmbier was released by the North Korean regime last week after 85033 months in captivity.
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Panda pregnancies, rare in captivity and outside of China, are hard to establish or predict.
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In this trailer, he is seen explaining why dragons should not be put in captivity.
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As of 2015, there were 442 living in the wild, and another 161 in captivity.
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Kroschel is a wildlife photographer that has already spent 36 years training wolverines in captivity.
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Kroschel estimates only about 30 wolverines are living in captivity in all of North America.
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Others have been held in tanks, but most are released or have died in captivity.
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She had two more children in captivity, adding pressure to resolve an already desperate situation.
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These wolves were all bred in captivity and that was never a possibility for them.
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She was pregnant at the time, gave birth and had two more children in captivity.
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The film makes the case that Tilikum's aggression stems directly from his life in captivity.
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But in captivity, they have been taught sign language, and their eye contact is disarming.
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The totoaba, however, is being bred in captivity, giving the species a path to survival.
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And yet, it turns out, almost half the nation's wild horses now live in captivity.
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The new policy also focuses on improving the lives of the animals already in captivity.
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" What they're saying: "Ultimately, we concluded that whales and dolphins do not thrive in captivity.
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Baby pandas are rarely born in captivity, and the offspring was eventually returned to China.
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However, more than 100 of these girls remain in captivity, and their whereabouts are unknown.
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China's tyrants may believe Xiaobo's death on Thursday in captivity shows their strength and victory.
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Among those in captivity, there are relatively few Indochinese tigers, the subspecies native to Thailand.
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Even in the best of scenarios, breeding in captivity is unlikely to restore the population.
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But until we divest ourselves of our resentments and furies, we will remain in captivity.
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Baby pandas are rarely born in captivity and the animal was eventually returned to China.
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Outrage over the film metastasized quickly into calls to prohibit keeping killer whales in captivity.
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Around 3,000 Yazidis are believed to remain in captivity, some of them from Murad's own family.
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Besides being fat-bellied handfuls of pure cuteness, echidnas are notoriously difficult to breed in captivity.
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After a few months in captivity, Jun was sent back to his dad in his hometown.
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After surviving 88 days in captivity, Jayme Closs has been enjoying time with her loved ones.
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As a result of being kept in captivity, the Targaryen dragons grew smaller by the decade.
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There's also research showing that chimps in captivity can develop mental illnesses like depression and PTSD.
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In captivity, they're isolated from other otters and get dunked in the bathtub if they're lucky.
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They die of various natural causes while in captivity; interventions to make them breed have failed.
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He was tortured while in captivity and is seen as a war hero by many Americans.
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In captivity, secretary birds are likely fed a zoo diet of rodents, such as baby mice.
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Other times, in particular with cats in captivity, the animals will attack because of various stressors.
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She recounted in harrowing detail her months in captivity, her escape and her journey to activism.
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Giant pandas are native to China and have a very low reproductive rate, especially in captivity.
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Mujahid said Boyle and Coleman and their two children remain in captivity but in good health.
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" "We will get to know more details from the girls about their predicament while in captivity.
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Most gorillas in zoos now are born in captivity, but Trudy was born in the wild.
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But in captivity, the researchers say dental problems were seen in young animals and even calves.
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One more girl was found this month and 100 are still believed to be in captivity.
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Her first language was Russian and then she was blind, and then she was in captivity.
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The one silver lining for the Spix's macaw is the animals' ability to survive in captivity.
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Kyara, the last orca born in captivity at SeaWorld, has died at just 3 months old.
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Canada just passed a bill that makes it illegal to keep whales and dolphins in captivity.
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The U.N. estimates that up to 1,500 Yazidi women and girls remain in captivity, suffering abuse.
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Coleman was pregnant at the time of their kidnapping and had two more children in captivity.
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Coleman was pregnant when she was kidnapped and the couple had two more children in captivity.
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Even in Turkish, he is reticent, so few details of his time in captivity are clear.
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Tilikum was receiving treatment for a persistent bacterial infection when he died in captivity last month.
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He spent the next five and a half years in captivity as a prisoner of war.
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She remained there, essentially in captivity, for more than 30 years, until her death on Nov.
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Coleman was pregnant, and the couple had two more children during their five years in captivity.
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After seven months in captivity, the Nigerian military recaptured the area she was being kept in.
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Cheetahs in captivity were difficult to breed and had unusually high mortality rates among the cubs.
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" The girl formerly known as Adelaide then grew up in captivity underground, becoming known as "Red.
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She was pregnant at the time, and gave birth and had two more children in captivity.
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Unfortunately, neither Maurice nor the novel, which until this point is very engaging, thrives in captivity.
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Moses can't deliver the people of Israel to freedom if they're not being held in captivity.
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Pandas, we learn, are not bumbling fluff balls too busy being cute to breed in captivity.
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Rather than wallowing in captivity, we've developed digital antibodies that are evolving to fight the solitude.
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As for the plans to breed threatened fish in captivity, this is easier said than done.
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But researchers have discovered that penguins in captivity, like some species in the wild, sometimes stray.
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Ms. Nkoana-Mashabane noted that Mr. McGown's mother died in May, while he was in captivity.
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These garlicky leeks can't be raised in captivity, but must be foraged in rich, moist forests.
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It posits that orcas only become killer whales after psychosis garnered from their time in captivity.
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During my years in captivity, Colombia's political landscape changed dramatically from the one I had known.
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Phillip Garrido raped her repeatedly, and she bore two children during her 22017 years in captivity.
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Pandas in the wild generally live to be about 20, but often survive longer in captivity.
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While some experts believe Mr. Levinson died in captivity, his family believes he is still alive.
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The organization called for the "immediate release" of its staff member, Grace, who remains in captivity.
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It follows a group of teenage mutants who are kept in captivity in a secret facility.
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In Africa, there are currently just two surviving northern white rhinos, and they're living in captivity.
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US citizen Kayla Mueller died in captivity, and British citizen John Cantlie remains a captive in Syria.
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Murad finally escaped after a month in captivity, running to safety after the house was left unlocked.
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"Zafari too was born in captivity but is a far, far different animal than Zena," Delilah says.
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Approximately 1,860 pandas live in the wild, and 420 live in captivity, mostly in their native China.
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Gators live for about 50 years in the wild, and can reach 80 years old in captivity.
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They're expensive up front, very rare in captivity and require a lot of space, attention and love.
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Cops launched a rescue mission and freed 67-year-old Aparecida Schunck after 9 days in captivity.
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Barzee didn't intervene while Smart was raped almost daily by Mitchell during her nine months in captivity.
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Nala, the lioness rescued from an illegal circus breeder in France, also experienced horrendous conditions in captivity.
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Nuan Nuan was conceived naturally — rare for pandas in captivity — and her birthday falls on Aug. 16.
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According to its website, the majority of corn snakes sold in the U.K. are bred in captivity .
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Major News: California became the first state to ban breeding killer whales and holding them in captivity.
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"It dies quickly in captivity and does not make a good pet, like all wildlife," she said.
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But the psychological scars of such a lengthy time in captivity will surely be his next challenge.
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But the reunion was tinged with sadness for a handful of parents whose daughters remain in captivity.
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Jaycee Lee Dugard has been free for just six years after spending nearly two decades in captivity.
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Condor recovery began in captivity, with a breeding program at the San Diego Zoo in the 1982.
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The 34-year-old male orca has been in captivity at SeaWorld for the past 23 years.
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Some 50 of the talkative birds, unable to persist in the wilderness, are kept alive in captivity.
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Pink fairies are extremely sensitive to environmental changes, and usually survive only a few days in captivity.
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Panda pregnancies, famously rare in captivity and outside of China, are notoriously hard to establish or predict.
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In most versions of the story, he spends endless months in captivity at the hands of evildoers.
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Often, as in "Captivity," a passage of extraordinary linguistic polish comes with a kind of implied caption.
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Coleman was pregnant at the time of their kidnapping, and all their children were born in captivity.
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Sources close to the family said Boyle alluded to at least one forced abortion while in captivity.
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John McCain -- who was tortured and held in captivity in Vietnam for years -- as a war hero.
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The couple were kidnapped in 2012 while backpacking in Afghanistan and their children were born in captivity.
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There are many bears that we cannot release because they were in captivity for a long time.
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"Huck went on: "It is more likely in captivity because there are more factors that would contribute.
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In over four years in captivity, she has given birth to two children who've never known freedom.
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We unknowingly killed the butterflies by keeping them in captivity and rubbing the powder off their wings.
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The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service proposed Tuesday new procedures for handling dolphins in captivity.
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And of course it is helpful to my cause to achieve the freedom of those in captivity.
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I.A. Affairs, which found "no compelling evidence" that Americans were still alive in captivity in Southeast Asia.
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They can do their part by breeding clownfish in captivity and donate them to the fish shops.
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He died last June shortly after being released in a coma, having spent 17 months in captivity.
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To pass the time in captivity, passengers spent long hours streaming movies or posting on social media.
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Tricks and training keep their minds occupied, which is important for animals in captivity, Mr. Lacey said.
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In recent years, the number of tigers in captivity in the country has tripled to about 2900,23.
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The first season focused on a Marine who returned to the U.S. after eight years in captivity.
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Mr. Patch believes the complaint came from people who do not believe in keeping animals in captivity.
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What can humans learn from orangutans and the curiosity they display in the wild, and in captivity?
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Boyle and Coleman were kidnapped in 2012 while backpacking in Afghanistan and their children were born in captivity.
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As the story opens, Galen Erso and his archeologist wife Lyra are in captivity on a Separatist world.
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The film argued that keeping Tilikum and other large animals in captivity makes them more aggressive toward humans.
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After a few days recovering from the ordeal in captivity, rescue teams released Kelli back into the wild.
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But they're known to have a cannibalistic side too, especially when in captivity, according to the Australian Museum.
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Yasudo's three years in captivity were not the first time he had been detained in the Middle East.
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There are some documents that give us those hints that some of them may have been in captivity.
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While in captivity, some migrants were tortured, others' families extorted for money, others still forced to perform labor.
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Kyara — the last to be born in captivity — was treated for an infection that was most likely pneumonia.
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But the girl apparently remembered enough details of her time in captivity to lead investigators back to Kibby.
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During her time in captivity, Dugard gave birth to two children fathered by the man who abducted her.
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Concerned conservationists turned to Sudan, part of a tiny clique still alive in captivity in the Czech Republic.
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Maia and Guida, two elephants that spent the past four decades in captivity, arrived at the sanctuary Tuesday.
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But a different set of newly released photos depict the darker side of Closs' 88 days in captivity.
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She said her feet and hands were tied to a chest of drawers while she was in captivity.
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In it, she recounted in harrowing detail her months in captivity, her escape and her journey to activism.
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She broke a world record last year on her 37th birthday, becoming the oldest panda living in captivity.
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Not surprisingly, the team found that animals raised in captivity grew the fastest, reaching maturity at 12 years.
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It's been nearly six years since Dugard was rescued after being kidnapped and spending 18 years in captivity.
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And it has just announced that it will no longer breed killer whales, often called orcas, in captivity.
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U.S. government officials and Mueller's family had been previously aware of Baghdadi's treatment of Mueller while in captivity.
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Coleman was pregnant at the time of their abduction, and she had two more children while in captivity.
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Cowne told Pakistan's Dawn newspaper that Cher would soon launch an international campaign to help elephants in captivity.
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Researchers also disagree on whether we should continue breeding apes in captivity, and if so, to what end.
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The elephants that participated in the study live in captivity, on the grounds of a hotel in Thailand.
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Native to Brazil, the species, known for its sharp blue coloration, exists only in captivity, the study found.
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A manatee named Snooty lived until he was 69 years old, becoming the oldest manatee in captivity ever.
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Since 2011, Malaysia has tried to breed the species in captivity through in vitro fertilization, but without success.
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Yet a number of US states allow you to keep them in captivity, according to Big Cat Rescue.
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However, one of them Leah Sharibu remains in captivity because she allegedly refused to renounce her Christian faith.
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"Blackfish," a documentary that condemned keeping orca whales in captivity, has haunted SeaWorld since it premiered in 2013.
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His prognosis got even bleaker when Sudan, the last male of the subspecies, died in captivity last spring.
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For months, Boko Haram taunted the girls' parents and the government, broadcasting videos of the girls in captivity.
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This week Pakistani forces freed the couple, and their three children born in captivity, in a dramatic firefight.
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The group said that by keeping Happy in captivity, the zoo is depriving the elephant of her liberty.
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Others joined the abolitionist movements, wrote books, and gave lectures to the public about their experiences in captivity.
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That sparked efforts to save them that included breeding pups in captivity and releasing them into the wild.
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That sparked efforts to save them that included breeding pups in captivity and releasing them into the wild.
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They took away the women's scarves, because so many of them were attempting to kill themselves in captivity.
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And if arrested, would they die in captivity from disease, their immune systems no match for modern microbes?
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There's one woman I know at school, it's clear she questions things, but she is still in captivity.
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The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) will propose new procedures for handling dolphins in captivity.
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The zoo is home to Europe's largest elephant herd in captivity, with 15 Asian and three African elephants.
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Three years later, 3,410 remain in captivity or unaccounted for, Mr. Qaidi of the abductee rescue bureau said.
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But in essence, the trend has been that for every new birth in captivity, two elephants have died.
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But in essence, the trend has been that for every new birth in captivity, two elephants have died.
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"There have been no successful cases of breeding the Chinese paddlefish in captivity," he told state broadcaster CCTV.
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In captivity, McCain urged his fellow prisoners not to pray for their release or their own personal success.
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On average, elephants die much younger in captivity, are less fertile, and suffer more from ailments like arthritis.
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A nationwide recovery effort bred falcons and eagles in captivity which then needed to be released and tracked.
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Since 2011, Malaysia has tried to breed the species in captivity through in-vitro fertilization, but without success.
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A few are still missing, and another 100 or so of the students from Chibok remain in captivity.
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" Ms. Perel wrote the best-seller "Mating in Captivity" and hosts the Audible series "Where Should We Begin?
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Khalifa has now been in captivity for months and nobody from the Canadian government has come to him.
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The family was taken to a house and spent two days in captivity, until Mexican state police arrived.
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During the seven months Al-Jizawi spent in captivity, she says she was regularly tortured and verbally harassed.
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Orangutans live up to the age of 40 in the wild but can live into their 50s in captivity.
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On the last episode of Serial, listeners heard about Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl's first year in captivity with the Taliban.
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Their newborn baby died in captivity, but the couple made it back to the United States after the war.
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Wikie, though, has never seen the ocean, having spent her life in captivity at Marineland for nearly 18 years.
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Echidnas (also known as puggles) are a species of spiny anteater that are notoriously difficult to breed in captivity.
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Matthai was born at the center shortly after; the center does not breed lions in captivity under typical circumstances.
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In announcing the arrests, San Bernardino sheriff's officials had also characterized the situation as children being held in captivity.
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Hawas Quru said his aunt was pregnant when she was kidnapped by militants but her baby died in captivity.
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Michonne is also in captivity, but I can't imagine the show killing her off at this point in time.
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Officials noted that the society "is strongly opposed to" these attractions, alleging that the animals are held in captivity.
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Since publishing "Mating in Captivity" in 2006, Ms Perel has become a globe-trotting guru on sex and relationships.
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Buddy is one of many penguins who are born in captivity and cannot survive the conditions of the wild.
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Nuanced accounts of living in captivity in the antebellum South have artistic value as well as larger political resonance.
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Her mate, An An, is now the world's second oldest male giant panda in captivity, at 30-years-old.
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The real John Paul was in captivity until December 15, about five months after he was snatched from Rome.
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The state is believed to have more tigers living in captivity in backyards than exist in the wild worldwide.
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In it, she revealed how a troubled childhood helped her cope with some of her darkest days in captivity.
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This study has its limits, given that it includes just one orca in captivity and not in the wild.
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"Bears belong in the wild, not in captivity," PETA Senior Vice President Lisa Lange tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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She was 65 years old, and was believed to be the oldest hippopotamus in captivity, according to the BBC.
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Smart, a mother of 2, claims Barzee stood idly by as Brian David Mitchell repeatedly raped her in captivity.
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Packy, the oldest male of his species in North America, died in captivity at the Oregon Zoo on Thursday.
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SEAWORLD Free (at last) Willy: Seems like even SeaWorld is done with the whole killer whales-in-captivity thing.
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But the old difficulty of getting them to breed in captivity owed at least as much to human ignorance.
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Palani described receiving detailed correspondence from girls in captivity attempting to organize their own escape or plead for rescue.
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The world's oldest panda living in captivity died at Ocean Park in Hong Kong, park officials announced Sunday morning.
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Normally, pandas only live for around 228 years in captivity, and between 22015 to 20153 years in the wild.
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Story at a glance In 1982 there were only 22 California condors left in the world, all in captivity.
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Coleman was seven months pregnant at the time of her abduction and gave birth three times while in captivity.
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His late adolescence and early adulthood had been spent in captivity, yet he bounded toward us like a fawn.
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We see this as a credible first step in the eventual release of all the Chibok girls in captivity.
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It is well known that if animals in captivity are stressed, they are more likely to eat their cubs.
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John McCain, the 2008 GOP presidential nominee, has permanent physical injuries from his torture during six years in captivity.
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Snooty, the oldest-known manatee in captivity, died Sunday at the South Florida Museum, days after his 69th birthday.
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In 1987, Orange Band, the last known dusky seaside sparrow died in captivity, marking the end of the species.
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For reasons that aren't fully understood, walruses have a nearly impossible time getting pregnant or giving birth in captivity.
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The government established its first panda reserves, outlawed hunting the animal, and successfully bred its first cub in captivity.
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The initial decision was to release them where they were held in captivity, farther south along Russia's Pacific coast.
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Torturous proof-of-life pictures of those in captivity—provided by ISIS soldiers to family members—keep her going.
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The composer Morton Feldman famously compared his 1981 solo piano work, "Triadic Memories," to a large butterfly in captivity.
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BRANTLEY And the other theme, would that be the equation of ape in captivity with the oppression of women?
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Even with the changes, meanwhile, American hostages die in captivity far more often than those from other Western countries.
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After 48 days of severe torture in captivity, Sarkohi magically materialized in Iran and appeared before a dumbfounded press.
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Both claim to be the catalysts of women's equality, while the leading feminists of their nations languish in captivity.
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In May, the Dutch national Ewold Horn, in captivity since 2012, was killed when troops mounted a rescue attempt.
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In their arms were the three toddlers they had given birth to in captivity, the children of their rapists.
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He was born in captivity, in Honolulu, and had spent his unassuming life oozing around his terrarium, consuming fungi.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who spent time in captivity as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, also opposed Bradbury's nomination.
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In captivity, though, penguin chicks are usually given gender-based names and marked with tags to identify their gender.
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Many of the Chibok girls were freed after negotiations, but more than 100 remain in captivity, their whereabouts unknown.
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They are often difficult to breed in captivity, and require too much food and time to reach market size.
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Vole numbers are so low that the species is being bred in captivity at the University of California, Davis.
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But for an individual, the concerted effort is the difference between a life of freedom and one in captivity.
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They are very intelligent — according to the National Geographic, some in captivity have even learned simple human sign language.
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He added that female orcas are not kept separate from males, which could lead to "accidental" pregnancies in captivity.
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The last killer whale born in captivity at SeaWorld died on Monday at a San Antonio park, the company announced.
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Every day he imagines his sister's life in captivity: "She's not able to go out or even talk," Iizuka said.
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"I'm not sure whether I'll (ever) recover from what I've experienced," said the teenager who spent three years in captivity.
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This story has been updated to reflect the family were held in Afghanistan for most of their time in captivity.
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In reality, Cindy said, Otto was likely brain-dead just four months into his 17-month-long stint in captivity.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals also expressed remorse not just over Suzy's death, but her life in captivity.
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Those mitigating factors, such as Bergdahl&aposs mental health or his time in captivity by Taliban allies, would encourage leniency.
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Being able to breed the insects in captivity is important for both research and display purposes, and potentially, for conservation.
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Currently, Guinness Records recognizes the longest snake ever in captivity as Medusa, another reticulated python, which currently lives in Missouri.
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While there are roughly 24,000 wild elephants and 3,500 in captivity in India, the animals are critically endangered in Bangladesh.
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It's estimated that less than 13 of the big cats live in the wild, with about 300 living in captivity.
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According to The Guardian, Bank was kept in captivity, living in a public pond where humans often threw their change.
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Because of their intellectual and emotional capacities, cetaceans are highly susceptible to the adverse effects of chronic boredom in captivity.
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What is in agreement among US agencies is the possibility that Levinson died years ago in captivity, the officials say.
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What is in agreement among U.S. agencies is the possibility that Levinson died years ago in captivity, the officials say.
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Life in captivity could also have become the girls' greater reality, especially if they were treated better than at home.
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Her rescuers believe she wasn't held in captivity for her entire life, since she still shows signs of wild behaviors.
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Jia Jia, who reigned as the world's oldest living panda in captivity, was euthanized Sunday at Hong Kong's Ocean Park.
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He refused to leave the infamous "Hanoi Hilton" until POWs who had been housed in captivity longer were released first.
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And now, for something majorly adorable: This giraffe was born in captivity, at the Warsaw Zoo, in late November 2015.
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After five years in captivity, Bergdahl was released in a controversial prisoner swap in exchange for five Guantanamo Bay detainees.
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Coleman was pregnant at the time of their kidnapping, and all their children were born while they were in captivity.
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Joshua Boyle Joshua Boyle, the Canadian who spent five years in captivity with his family in Afghanistan, has been arrested.
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Elected a member of Ukraine's parliament while in captivity, she faces up to 25 years in jail if found guilty.
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Fortunately, Ae. aegypti is the easiest mosquito to rear in captivity and has a generation time of about 2.5 weeks.
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"This behavior has been going on for two thousand years of horses in captivity and nobody knew why," says Dodman.
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The Witch's mother left her when she was young and now she's projecting by keeping her daughter Rapunzel in captivity.
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When it comes to animal fur, it can be well managed, using fur from animals bred in captivity for food.
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In captivity, where scientists see the animals over time, it becomes clear that they have distinctive personalities, Dr. Dove said.
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Ms. Coleman, who had been pregnant when she was abducted, gave birth to all three of her children in captivity.
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When she and Mr. Boyle were kidnapped, Ms. Coleman was seven months pregnant; she gave birth four times in captivity.
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"(Cheetahs) do terribly in captivity," said one vet, who has treated dozens of pet cheetahs over the past five years.
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In light of his courage in captivity, we must be able to balance two compatible martial values: honor and mercy.
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"Instead of swimming with dolphins in captivity, you can go with a researcher and study wild dolphins," Ms. Freemon said.
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MAGAZINE An article on July 14 about elephants in captivity misstated a position of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
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A conservation group announced in late July that researchers had successfully bred blue tang in captivity for the first time.
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Many reptiles sold as pets are said to have been bred in captivity, and sales of those animals are legal.
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But don't expect to see great white sharks in captivity — here or anywhere: It's challenging to keep alive in tanks.
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Although male kalutas have exhibited semelparity in captivity, this was the first time it had been seen in the wild.
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One strategy is to collect eggs and raise enough of them in captivity to rebuild the population in the wild.
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The company last year pledged to stop breeding killer whales in captivity and to phase out its whale entertainment shows.
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Some of the released students said five of their friends had died in captivity and another was still being held.
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He died shortly after his return to the U.S. in June, following almost a year and a half in captivity.
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Many of those girls were freed, but about 100 remain in captivity, and no one knows where they are. 4.
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We're headed toward a point where most of the orangutans we see will be in captivity or at Tanjung Puting.
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Although male kalutas have exhibited semelparity in captivity, this was the first time it had been seen in the wild.
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"Get up, stand up," he added, laughing as he remembered loudly singing Bob Marley songs, among others, while in captivity.
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Image via Getty Images / KTSDESIGN/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Image via Getty Images / KTSDESIGN/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY So, which is better for a bio startup today: to be born in the wild — with all the risk and reward that entails — or to be raised in captivity The "bred in captivity" model promises sureness, safety, security.
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"We invented a life during these months in captivity," says Nicolas Hénin, a French journalist who was held for 10 months.
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In the below video, we observe a wild student in captivity — the daily routine is truly a fascinating sight to behold.
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So some believe taking baby elephants away from their mothers, either from the wild or in captivity, can be quite traumatic.
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In 2014, Bergdahl was released after nearly five years in captivity by the Taliban in exchange five detainees at Guantanamo Bay.
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In 2016, the entertainment company said it would no longer take orcas from the wild or breed killer whales in captivity.
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They would force them to do manual labor, humiliate them in captivity; they were beaten and tortured by the ISIS wives.
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In the finale of Season 5 — after three seasons in captivity — Theon escapes Ramsay, jumping with Sansa from the Winterfell wall.
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Pangolins don't generally thrive in captivity, and they have a slow reproductive rate and low natural population density in the wild.
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"A lot of attention had been paid to him in captivity, so he even has his own Wikipedia page," Mandica said.
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A great white shark being held at the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium in Japan has died after only three days in captivity.
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"We see this as a credible first step in the eventual release of all the Chibok girls in captivity," Mohammed said.
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After the success of Mating in Captivity, what made you want to tease out affairs and infidelity into a standalone book?
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Lila Neugebauer, the director of "At Home", calls him "one of our most astute chroniclers of the human animal in captivity".
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Balbero spent four and half years in captivity as one of the longest-held hostages in the history of Somali piracy.
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RIP Jia Jia Jia Jia, the world's oldest panda in captivity, was euthanized over the weekend at a Hong Kong zoo.
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WASHINGTON — Three Guantánamo detainees were slated to leave the American prison in Cuba this week after about 14 years in captivity.
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A kangaroo that was living in captivity on a Central Texas ranch was more successful than Bowie in its escape effort.
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They use tools and appear to strategize and need to be entertained while in captivity or else they'll mastermind an escape.
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"In my family, they hate the three of us who were born in captivity," the researchers quoted one child as saying.
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About 100 have been found or freed, but at least 100 are still believed to be in captivity in the northeast.
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The last time a walrus in captivity was born anywhere in the world was apparently in 2503, at a German zoo.
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Some of the birds still live in captivity, but the brilliantly colored fliers are no longer found in their natural habitat.
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Some people held in captivity find they have trouble spending time in enclosed spaces - elevators, for instance - or among large crowds.
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The pain in Naomi's abdomen began in captivity, but a doctor kidnapped by Boko Haram treated her with medicine, she said.
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They're collecting eggs from two wild species of honeycreeper to hatch them safely in captivity, away from diseases and hungry rodents.
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Some require care for injuries sustained in captivity; one man arrived with a shattered jaw, which had to be wired shut.
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The Pakistani Army announced it had freed the couple along with their three children -- all of whom were born in captivity.
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Their health is good, they reproduce readily in captivity and they live 10 years or more longer than their wild peers.
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Bergdahl disappeared from his base in Afghanistan in June 2009 and was held in captivity by the Taliban until May 2014.
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Some of them underwent surgery, and a prosthetic limb was provided for a girl who lost a leg while in captivity.
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One of the lions in Peru — Smith — gained a measure of notoriety while in captivity for attacking a teacher in 2014.
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During their time in captivity, the family appeared in several videos in which they pleaded for help from the U.S. government.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) proposed Tuesday new animal welfare regulations for handling dolphins and other marine mammals in captivity.
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On my father's 265th day in captivity, as he languished in a camp with several hostages, gunfire erupted outside their caletas.
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The last male Sumatran rhino in Malaysia died on Sunday, leaving just one female of the rare species left in captivity.
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About 106 have been found or freed, but at least 100 are still believed to be in captivity in the northeast.
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To prevent breeding new chimps that would have to spend their lives in captivity, Chimp Haven gives all the males vasectomies.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Do you think wolves or other wild animals should be held in captivity?
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He was a central figure in the documentary, "Blackfish," the show which created a backlash against keeping killer whales in captivity.
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He often thought he was going to die in captivity, or wished for death, and described reaching 'a place beyond depression.
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The report says that although the species is extinct in the wild, 60 to 80 Spix's macaws still live in captivity.
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Wild elephants can live up to 70 years, though the median lifespan of those living in captivity is typically 17 years.
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The treaty prohibits species that are threatened with extinction from being commercially traded across borders unless they were bred in captivity.
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He added that Vietnam's policies did not permit commercial breeding of tigers, but the country has some 2000 tigers in captivity.
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At that time, sources close to the family said that Boyle alluded to at least one forced abortion while in captivity.
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Isaac turned 33 on Wednesday, making him the oldest ring-tailed lemur in captivity in North America, according to the zoo.
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When ISIS returned her for a few days to her grandmother, also in captivity, she wept and shook, unable to speak.
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But SeaWorld pushed back against the film's claims that the whales in captivity suffer physical and mental distress because of confinement.
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Previous research has mainly involved elephants in captivity, and earlier observational data doesn't always distinguish between resting times and actual sleep.
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The difference in sleep times between elephants in captivity and in the wild likely has to do with food, Manger said.
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The Taliban released a new video showing a kidnapped American-Canadian family, including two young boys born in captivity in Afghanistan.
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And here is a Hawaiian tree snail called achatinella apexfulva, the last individual of which died in January 299 in captivity.
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In 2004, it acquired a shark that became the first great white to survive in captivity for more than 16 days.
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Activists hope the measures will open the door to other improvements for marine mammals in captivity across the country — and beyond.
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At first, the rats didn't breed well in captivity, and it took a while to work out how best to train them.
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Tensions reached an especially high point in June 2017, when North Korea returned American Otto Warmbier from around 17 months in captivity.
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The animals are rare out in the wild and difficult to breed in captivity because they are so sensitive, zoo officials said.
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One of the booksellers, Lam Wing-kee, said this week he had been held in captivity for eight months by Chinese agents.
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Flood was born in captivity in 2011, around the time of intense flooding that wiped out several towns west of Brisbane, Australia.
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There are now 20 orcas that remain in captivity in SeaWorld's three parks (San Diego and San Antonio are the other two).
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During the post-credit tag, viewers learn that the Russians have an American in captivity inside a military base in Kamchatka, Russia.
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The Dallas Zoo is mourning the loss of its beloved chimp, Bon Bon, which died on Sunday after 57 years in captivity.
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More importantly, Sessions' original threat from May came true, and the images of kids in captivity are seared into the global consciousness.
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Large animals in captivity often suffer illness and developmental issues as a result of cramped and unnatural living spaces and breeding practices.
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Restrictions were loosened in the late 1980s to allow the trade of farm-bred arowana whose parents were also born in captivity.
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Esther Perel, a couple's therapist who hales from Belgium, explored this topic generally in her wildly successful 2006 book, Mating in Captivity.
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Now, she speaks out about her experiences on behalf of others, using her harrowing time spent in captivity to advocate for good.
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The Colemans received a letter last November in which their daughter said she had given birth to a second child in captivity.
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He remembers that he joined the Naham 3 on the same day as the men who succumbed to illness early in captivity.
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One might assume that his wanderlust has been dampened by 6 months spent in captivity, but the calculation is far more practical.
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Aquariums have for decades tried to keep great white sharks in captivity, but tank life has proven to be a challenging environment.
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John McCain of Arizona, whom he once said wasn't a war hero despite five years in captivity in North Vietnam, and Sen.
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The video shows Coleman and Boyle as well as their two young sons, who were born in captivity and are now toddlers.
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Kyara, who was conceived before SeaWorld announced it was winding down the orca program, was the last to be born in captivity.
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Oral history of the Mattaponi tribe indicates that she was ripped away from her first husband and child and raped in captivity.
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Given everything we know from controlled experiments in captivity, such as the ones I conduct myself, these speculations are not far-fetched.
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Mr. Steed said only one other group of hostages had been held longer than this one, which spent 1,672 days in captivity.
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Seaworld, which has reported falling revenues for the last three years, said in 2016 it would stop breeding killer whales in captivity.
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In addition to the 21 girls, a 20-month-old boy born to one of them in captivity was released, it said.
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She is pregnant and had been traumatized by her two years in captivity, according to The Associated Press, but is otherwise healthy.
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The servicemen and women who bravely defended the Philippines and suffered unimaginable hardships in captivity came from all over the United States.
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Most domestic skunks have been bred in captivity, where they've had their scent glands removed at a young age, according to PBS.
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Their beauty — and their ability to be trained by humans in captivity for performances — helped fuel public interest in their well being.
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You'll recall, Fiona was born 6 weeks premature and weighed a mere 29 pounds -- a record for any hippo born in captivity.
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Lions belong in the wild, where their needs can be fully met, not in captivity for use as entertainment or photo props.
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Polar bears live for up to 30 years in captivity, or an average 15-18 years in the wild, the zoo said.
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The difficulty with natural breeding in captivity is that we're limited to just two animals, and that's not the way nature works.
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According to the director of one research center in Sichuan, less than 5 percent of male pandas in captivity can naturally mate.
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He said ethical questions about keeping wild animals in captivity are difficult, even when every effort is made to enrich their lives.
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Six years later, she's found alive and scarred in a tank in the woods, with no recollection of her time in captivity.
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Wroclaw Zoo's six Palawan Hornbills now represent almost 90% of the world's population living in captivity, according to information on its website.
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During his months in captivity, Canter kept a prisoner-of-war log in which he took notes, drew sketches and preserved mementos.
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Bluefin born in captivity die this way by the millions in their larval stage, but collisions grow less common as they age.
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Unlike in most previous such releases, the 10 orca and 87 beluga whales have been in captivity for a relatively short time.
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Wikie, who was born in captivity, has never acquired the culture she would need to rejoin her wild counterparts, Dr. Rendell added.
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President Vladimir V. Putin said he had "lost his roof" — in other words, gone crazy — during his time in captivity in Vietnam.
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Read more: How young people can help to end child labor Still little is known about what happened to Faisal in captivity.
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The number of zoo births of giant pandas worldwide is low because ardor and opportunity in captivity are hard to align (Phys.org).
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A State Department spokesperson told ABC News "several" other U.S. citizens remain in captivity but declined to provide the specific number. Sen.
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It is not difficult to breed tigers in captivity and many zoos produce far more tigers than they need to entertain tourists.
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Starting in 1979, eaglets bred in captivity were released from the top of a man-made tower on Sapelo Island in Georgia.
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Some of the snails are the last of their kind, including one named George that's the sole remaining Achatinella apexfulva in captivity.
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In captivity, McCain was tortured and beaten, an experience that left him with lifelong injuries, including severely restricted movement of his arms.
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Now, almost all the salmon sold in restaurants and supermarkets is raised in captivity, with Norway, Chile and Scotland the biggest producers.
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SeaWorld said last month that it would stop breeding killer whales in captivity, bowing to years of pressure from animal rights activists.
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In the story, a witch raises two children in captivity, allowing the boy to see only day and the girl only night.
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SeaWorld announced Thursday that it is ending its orca breeding program, making the 29 orcas currently in captivity the park's last generation.
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Wroclaw Zoo's six Palawan Hornbills now represent almost 90% of the world's population living in captivity, according to information on its website.
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But elephants in captivity do suffer when their natural needs — including socializing with other elephants, unrestrained movement and natural foraging — are not met.
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Abd says they were tortured both physically and psychologically, and after a month and a half in captivity they were cleared and released.
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Some foreigners held by North Korea have said after their release that their sometimes-elaborate confessions were made under pressure while in captivity.
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But a new study suggests that some efforts to save the majestic insects, such as breeding in captivity, could actually make things worse.
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Last July, she posed nude underneath layers of black and white paint for a PETA ad protesting orca whales being kept in captivity.
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Granddad, an Australian lungfish who was believed to be the oldest living fish in captivity, died after 80 years at Chicago's Shedd Aquarium.
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They can live up to an average of 30 years, according to the university, with those in captivity sometimes reaching 60 years old.
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Many animal advocates feel that primates should neither be in captivity, nor should they be treated as sensationalist "circus"-esque objects of entertainment.
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The two live at the Wildlife Learning Center in Sylmar, California; Walter is the second-oldest porcupine to live in captivity, Antin says.
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Meng Meng has been communicating her annoyances about life — the zoo food, the caretakers, being kept in captivity — by walking backwards in frustration.
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Now that Jane has been held in captivity, seemingly by adversaries, the government has no choice but to "burn" her for security reasons.
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In the wild, giant pandas have an average life span of 20 years, while pandas living in captivity can reportedly live to 35.
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The 17 remaining red wolves authorities could find in the wild were rounded up and put in captivity to establish a breeding program.
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SeaWorld just announced that the company will end its breeding program and that this will be the last generation of orcas in captivity.
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Back at the lab, each bird had its own cage outfitted with a personal feeder to ensure the birds could thrive in captivity.
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But the theories began to spread that Warmbier had been tortured while in captivity – theories embraced by his parents and the president himself.
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Another prevailing theory is that she and Noonan were captured by the Japanese after landing in the Marshall Islands and died in captivity.
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It's been nearly 14 years since Elizabeth Smart was rescued in Utah after nine months in captivity, when she was just a teenager.
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A division chief for the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency, Terrence Russell, said Bergdahl's experiences in captivity could be used for military survival training.
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Otto Warmbier died on Monday, just days after returning to the US in a coma after 17 months in captivity in North Korea.
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In stark contrast, the American people, who are big-hearted and compassionate, would not even allow animals in captivity to be left behind.
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When I think of the circus, I think of summer days in a tent that smells like hay, watching elephants languish in captivity.
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Such notions of inferiority are what Jefferson and other slave owners used to justify holding blacks in captivity and treating them as animals.
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Now, 21968 years later, the surviving USS Pueblo crew members and their relatives are suing North Korea over their treatment while in captivity.
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Of the 270 girls who were originally taken, about 60 escaped soon afterwards but around 100 are still believed to be in captivity.
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On Wednesday, Pakistan secured the release of Coleman and her Canadian husband, Joshua Boyle, along with their three children — all born in captivity.
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The tool could eventually help re-introduction programs by giving chimps in captivity the cognitive skills to survive in the wild, Thorpe said.
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Kasbar stole Isaac, North America's oldest living ring-tailed lemur in captivity, and planned to keep him as a pet, the release read.
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Dolphins would enjoy better water quality and space to roam in captivity under the revived rules, which were previously suspended in the 1990s.
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Less than 100 resided in captivity in 2015, according to Sartore's website, and it's unknown if a population still lives in the wild.
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PETA and other animal welfare groups say dolphins and elephants held in captivity for entertainment purposes can suffer severe physical and psychological damage.
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The remaining rhinos not kept in captivity live on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, with a small group of them inhabiting nearby Borneo.
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After five years in captivity in Afghanistan, an American woman and her family have finally been freed from the clutches of the Taliban.
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"While in captivity, he (Abhinandan) was treated with dignity and in line with international law," the Pakistani Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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The first great white shark to be held in captivity was at Marineland of the Pacific in 1955, for less than a day.
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The first great white shark to be held in captivity was in Marineland of the Pacific in 1955, for less than a day.
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The Syrian government has released an American whom the The Washington Post identified as a freelance photographer who was in captivity since 85033.
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Written in captivity by Sarah and her Chibok classmate, Naomi Adamu, they document their kidnapping and the hardship of life under Boko Haram.
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One of the paradoxes of Colette's life of letters is that it begins in captivity, with Willy literally locking her in a room.
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So starting in the late 1980s, restrictions were loosened to allow trade of farm-bred arowana whose parents were also born in captivity.
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This means that eggs were obtained from bluefin born in captivity; in other words, a captured tuna had grandchildren, and they didn't die.
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But in captivity, insects can multiply themselves 100-fold in one generation, suggesting how many are lost to predators, starvation and other challenges.
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Sweeping policy changes will never be enough for Americans with loved ones still in captivity overseas, and there are plenty of those still.
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Based on what she has shown she can learn in captivity, we can only imagine what she would have inherited in the wild.
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The defense argued that Sergeant Bergdahl had already suffered a severe penalty for his crimes by being tortured during five years in captivity.
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If the documentary hasn't turned you off the whole practice of tigers in captivity (it really should), you can technically visit Antle's safari.
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BERNIE THE DOLPHIN Two siblings hatch a plan to release a dolphin that once saved the sister's life and is now in captivity.
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Most of the time, animal patients come to her with metabolic or reproductive issues related to improper nutrition, husbandry and life in captivity.
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But poaching, habitat destruction and retaliatory killings have sent their numbers spiraling downward; today more tigers survive in captivity than in the wild.
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Five years later they were rescued, along with their three children who were born in captivity, in a daring raid by Pakistani troops.
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Doppsee, a 12-year-old black rhino, gave birth to her first calf, a rare delivery in captivity for the critically endangered species.
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During their time in captivity, the girls from Chibok have been used by militants as examples, according to other women held as captives.
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Ms. Hart finished the tribute by saying she will always remember Puan as a "beautiful lady" who, despite living in captivity, maintained her independence.
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Animal rights advocates have campaigned for sea animals held in captivity, like the orcas of SeaWorld, to be released into ocean sanctuaries for years.
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An eagle ray and a boa constrictor, both held in captivity, are the only other species known to have undergone this unusual biological shift.
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The new ending expresses the belief that no animal should be held in captivity or separated from their mothers in exchange for human enjoyment.
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There are hundreds of white lions in captivity, but only around 13 in the wild, since their coloring makes them easier targets for poachers.
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The decorated Ethiopian air force pilot had already spent eight years in captivity in Eritrea after secessionist rebels shot down his jet in 1984.
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The animal in question, named Isaac, is a 32-year-old ring-tailed lemur — the oldest of its species in captivity in North America.
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While she was found living in the wild at eight months old, it was clear to her handlers that she was bred in captivity.
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It's about her grandfather who was kidnapped by ETA terrorists from the Basque country in Spain in the 70s, and he died in captivity.
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The exchange seems designed to tell viewers that Daryl has no sympathy for The Saviors, regardless of how lightly he was treated in captivity.
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Around 300,000 totoaba are being cultivated in captivity in Baja de California; that could be ramped up to one million each year, said Pacchiano.
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Only 15 percent of the hyenas solved the problem in the wild, but in captivity, the animals showed a success rate of 80 percent.
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Back in the lab on Majorca, they bathed the tadpoles in antifungals and kept them in captivity for months, until rains replenished the ponds.
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In 2010, researchers at SECORE international and several aquariums teamed up to develop techniques aimed at rearing large numbers of Elkhorn embryos in captivity.
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Common wombats live up to 11 years old in the wild, and can live into their twenties in captivity, according to the Australian Museum.
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Starting next July, orcas that are already in captivity may remain in the state, but they can only be used for educational presentations starting.
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Although pandas are no longer endangered, they are still vulnerable, so finding new ways to help the species along, even in captivity, is important.
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Like other animals raised in captivity, the chicks are kept with zookeepers and are hand-raised until they are able to join the flock.
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After attempts to release her back into the wild proved unsuccessful, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined she needed to remain in captivity.
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Closely related mammals like chimpanzees living in captivity share some of the same risk factors for cardiovascular disease: hypertension, inactivity and high blood lipids.
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From the moment she met Godejohn on a Christian singles website, they planned their romantic escape from the woman who'd kept her in captivity.
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On the way back into the office, it really dawned on me — that that's how orcas must feel in captivity, in these concrete tanks.
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In 2014, Bergdahl was released after nearly five years in captivity by the Taliban in a prisoner swap for five detainees at Guantanamo Bay.
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While in captivity after being kidnapped by a man she'd met online, Hailey Burns was resigned to her fate: She was never going home.
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Tokyo (CNN)Hanako, Japan's oldest elephant, has spent most of her 69 years in captivity as the star attraction at Tokyo's Inokashira Park Zoo.
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Many of them are hard to breed in captivity, he says, so the salamander pet trade might see an uptick in wild-caught salamanders.
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Walrus reproduction remains a mysterious and little-understood process, and healthy births in captivity are so rare that almost none have ever been recorded.
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The company has since stopped breeding killer whales in captivity, partnered with the Humane Society and started making its shows more educational, Manby said.
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An official said an "unknown number" of people remain in captivity in Mirzawalang after an attack on the village by Taliban and ISIS fighters.
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The Idaho native suffered torture and neglect during five years in captivity before being released in a 2014 Taliban prisoner swap criticized by Republicans.
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Controlling who mates with whom would be a simple matter if the birds could be bred in captivity, but captive kakapo fail to thrive.
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If its size is confirmed, the massive snake would take the cake as the world's biggest, though it didn't live very long in captivity.
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U.S. officials believe that Levinson, who suffered from diabetes, died in captivity after meeting with an American-born Islamic militant on Kish Island, Iran.
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The aquarium stopped offering shows in which the dolphins performed a few years ago, but tourists and visitors can still watch them in captivity.
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In recent years, an average of six bonobos have been born to the population of some 120 currently held in captivity in European zoos.
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She says that same-sex penguin couples are nothing new to the animal kingdom and can occur both in captivity and in the wild.
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After three months in captivity, on January 10, he told Jayme he was leaving for six hours and made her go under the bed.
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As sad as this makes me, a part of me is happy for that amazing creature doesn't have to live in captivity another day.
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And the story of her parents' gruesome murders and her own kidnapping and escape after 87 days in captivity would soon grip the nation.
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They are often old: Some arrive near 50 years of age, and the lifespan of chimps in captivity runs from 50 to 60 years.
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He listed the 102 books he read in captivity and the major events he witnessed, especially as the end of the war was approaching.
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An attempt to capture porpoises to breed them in captivity in 2017 led to one dying; another nearly did and had to be released.
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Many Yazidis will look upon this prize and think of family members who have been lost, are still unaccounted for, or remain in captivity.
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The case terrified residents and mystified the police for months, and ended only when Jayme staged an escape after almost three months in captivity.
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Now, though, in captivity, she visits that shack with its swans and its feasts, its lovemaking, its art that never existed, over and over.
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Boko Haram militants told the girls to forsake Western education for Islam while they were in captivity, one of the Dapchi parents told CNN.
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A quarter of the 217 abducted were children, 41 of whom are still missing or in captivity, LRA Crisis Tracker said in a statement.
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There are more than 1,200 species of reptiles and amphibians kept in captivity in Florida, according to the United States Association of Reptile Keepers.
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Mr. Ishchi later said that during 10 days in captivity, he had been tortured and then raped by rifle barrels on General Dostum's orders.
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Mohammed told CNN he could not confirm reports that five of the girls died while in captivity and said he was awaiting additional briefings.
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According to the World Wildlife Fund, a panda's average lifespan is 14-20 years in the wild and up to 30 years in captivity.
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Earlier Friday, the Pakistani foreign ministry said Varthaman "was treated with dignity and in line with international law" during his several days in captivity.
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As Dr. Cade began to look at breeding peregrines in captivity, one problem he encountered was that their mating rituals involved acrobatic courtship flights.
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It means that a one-off gag about Elton John somehow turns into a full-fledged (if abruptly realized) arc about celebrities in captivity.
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