The project will take two years, Dr. Lerche said, but in the end Davis will be able to breed enough monkeys to share with other centers.
Yet neither image works without the other, if we are to see cats steadily and see them whole — if we are to admit to ourselves that, however far our pets may be bred from the wild, sometimes to the verge of interior decoration, they are never quite bred enough.
It's hoped that the Endangered Wildlife Research center in Patuxent, Md. can breed enough ferrets to set some free on protected prairie-dog towns in parks & refuges.
Few missed the fictional Riot Club's similarity to the real-life Bullingdon, where the ability of members to trash restaurants but be wealthy and supposedly "well-bred" enough to pay for the damage immediately, has passed into Oxford University legend – while ensuring many of the city's establishments refuse entry to club members.
"We thought it would help him, especially because he wasn't bred well enough to stand stud.
In 2002, an Iranian opposition group revealed that Iran was building a secret facility at Arak later identified as a heavy water production plant, along with a reactor that could breed enough plutonium for one or two bombs a year.
They can't breed fast enough to make up the numbers.
But Mexican emos are a whole different breed, controversial enough to inspire the infamous "emo hunt" of Querétaro.
Questions remain about whether and how quickly such results can be achieved on a larger scale — if enough beetles can be bred and released and can multiply fast enough to save the hemlock forests that are dying or under immediate threat.
The fruit is bred to be hardy enough to fare well across most of the temperate United States, resist disease and insects, and most of all, to taste great, Weber said.
