Sentence examples for illegal captivity from inspiring English sources

The packs stem from one male and one female that he rescued from illegal captivity.

Chelonians suffering from traumatic shell fractures sustained from animal bites, car accidents, or rare accidents pertaining to illegal captivity (e.g., lawn mowers and electric shutters) are often seen at the Israeli Wildlife Hospital (IWH) in Ramat Gan, Israel.

Owners Antonio and Rita work with the Panamanian government and the country's animal services to house wild and exotic animals that have been confiscated due to illegal captivity, trafficking, abandonment, deforestation, etc.

The inspectors noted that Vinasakhone's farm had originally been given a permit to breed tigers for scientific research but that it was "exactly not" being used for that purpose; and that the commercial sale of tigers, including those bred in captivity, is "illegal according to international law (CITES) and also to the law of Laos".

T. graeca can be bred in captivity, and captive offspring could thus be used to replace wild populations (or be used for the pet market to protect wild animals from illegal trade).

The play is set in El Paso, in a near future in which Trump has made inroads towards his threats of mass deportation and building barriers by establishing jail-like facilities where "illegals" are rounded up and held in captivity, with the help of one of the play's two main characters.

A Canadian senator tabled a federal bill on Thursday that would make it illegal to keep whales, dolphins, and porpoises in captivity.

It is illegal in some states to keep sport fish in captivity without a license, check with your local fish and game for details.

Searching for the young invisibles War games Di-spy Locked and loaded Dance of the lemons Blackfish blues The Ben Carson mirage ReprintsWorst of all, last week Richard Bloom, a Californian state legislator, lined up with the "Blackfish" cast and crew to unveil a bill that would make it illegal to keep killer whales for entertainment, or to breed them in captivity.

Colourful birds, such as parrots and mynas, are bred in captivity or kept as pets, a practice that has led to the illegal trafficking of some endangered species.

While hunting tigers and black bears in the wild is illegal, the government has sanctioned the development of farms that breed these species in captivity on the assumption that they reduce poaching.