The remaining outcomes in this category were assessed only once or twice, including role captivity, comfort with caregiving, or concern for the care recipient (Table 3).
Hums are produced continuously for minutes to hours, including in captivity (e.g., see 1.85 h hum in Figure 1A), throughout the night during the summer breeding season [ 22, 24- 26].
The criteria was expanded in 2008 to include all prisoners of war who died in captivity, including those who were tortured.
Mujica himself spent 13 years in captivity, including several in solitary confinement, because of his membership of the leftwing Tupamaros urban guerrilla group in the 1960s and 1970s.
A woman's refuge worker who supported me likened emotional abuse in relationships to conditions faced by prisoners of war, including isolation and captivity, limits on communication and mental cruelty.
He became involved in the deaths of three people, with the documentary suggesting that this violence was driven by the conditions of his captivity, including incidents of harassment by fellow orcas.
In the surprisingly readable academic tome Giant Pandas: Biology, Veterinary Medicine and Management, there is a long list of reasons why we might want pandas in captivity, including their ability to inspire, educate, act as an insurance policy against extinction, and raise conservation cash.
While several examples of human-bred animal hybrids are well known and can thrive in captivity including zorses (zebra-horse), beefalo (bison-beef cattle) and, of course, mules (donkey-horse), naturally occurring animal hybrids have many factors working against their longer-term success.
The development of indices to assist in the management of captive animals and assess their well-being is a key priority for those responsible for providing care to animals in captivity, including the zoological community.
In the summer, the privations of the captivity, including their closer confinement at the Ipatiev House negatively affected the family.
