Sentence examples for brought into captivity from inspiring English sources

The southern corroboree frog would have joined their ranks had some not been brought into captivity.

Moreover, if healthy wild animals are brought into captivity, their health often deteriorates unless great care is taken over their living conditions.

The species was briefly thought to be extinct in 1981, only for a number of animals to be brought into captivity for breeding.

Taylor said scientists don't currently have good genetic material of vaquitas, but that could change if some are brought into captivity.

But what eventually happened was the remaining 23 or 24 birds were all trapped, caught, and brought into captivity, at first in the Los Angeles Zoo, and later in the San Diego Zoo.

Harp seals generally do not thrive in captivity, and scientists are concerned that seals brought into captivity and then released will introduce diseases into the gulf that may harm other species, particularly beluga whales.

Right now there's a programme seizing some adult birds from the cliffs and bringing them into captivity to build a captive-born population for eventual release.

"We thought about bringing them into captivity but the risk is much greater with stress and transportation and they are tricky breeders in captivity.

So few foxes remained in the wild on Santa Rosa and San Miguel islands that biologists decided to bring them into captivity in hopes of saving them.

Can the regions be brought into line?

That was what reform brought into Nigeria.