The word 'cages' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use 'cages' in a variety of contexts, for example: "The birds fluttered around the garden, chirping from the cages."
We can't bring back the cages.
Church isn't the only one who saw cages at Homan Square.
One of the depot workers, Alun Thomas, said Craig managed to get a key from a female employee and unlock one of the cages.
Perhaps one day our grandchildren will say, hang on, so as well as going to stare at monkeys in cages, people used to eat something called a shepherd's pie?
Yes, we campaign against the Iditarod because when the dogs aren't being driven – sometimes to death – most live chained or inside cages for their entire lives.
Police took the two politicians "to the detention center part of the facility, where people had made allegations of about being in tiny holding rooms, about being in cages and stuff like that", Boykin said.
Brzeczek, Chicago's top cop from 1980 to 1983, said they're chain-link metal cages stretching from floor to ceiling, "much like going into, say, a factory where there are certain areas that are secure".
Lights line the walkways, illuminating the trees, the cages of exotic birds, and the small tents selling flutes of champagne.
Monkeys were forcibly dragged from their cages, had parts of their skulls removed and electrodes implanted into their brains, were restrained and immobilised by their heads for hours, and deprived of water for days.
JAR's pear-shaped lattice-work cages, the last lot of the sale, are mounted with small diamonds.
The ferrets proved too easily distracted to walk consistently on the treadmills and were thus left to sit quietly in their cages for this part of the study.
