Sentence examples for caught wild from inspiring English sources
Such tests could help prevent the "laundering" of illegally caught wild pythons through farms.
Experimenters in the western Pacific caught wild crows and tested their ingenuity on their home ground.
Most of Mexico's edible insects are caught wild, not farmed, then sold at regional markets or trucked into the cities.
Most of the giant shrimp are caught wild, which has more to do with economics than the preference of chefs.
Fish such as tuna, the majority of which is caught wild, saw much bigger price increases than salmon, which are easier to farm.
The objects of chefs' shrimply affections are most often head-on Pacific white shrimp, technically Penaeus vannamei, caught wild off Guatemala and sold under the Maya brand name.
Catching wild birds in Britain is illegal.
Despite all this, hunting with dogs is by far the best way to catch wild hogs.
Falconry, the sport of training falcons or hawks to hunt and catch wild game, will likely become legal in the state within the next few months.
An article by an animal rights campaigner writing for New Scientist calls the trade "horrifically cruel", as if subsistence hunters only catch wild animals for sport.
Ecologists have used a tail-mounted "crow cam" to catch wild New Caledonian crows in the act of making and using hook-shaped tools.
