The word "snares" is correct in written English.
It is typically used to refer to traps for capturing animals or metaphorically to describe situations that entrap or ensnare someone.
Example: "The cunning fox was caught in the snares set by the hunter."
Alternatives: "traps" or "entrapments."
About 40% of the estimated 80 chimps in the area had limb mutilations which the researchers said were likely due to the use of snares.
Bushmeat hunting is pretty ubiquitous across their range, and golden cats are really prone to getting caught in snares," said Bahaa-el-din.
The chimps, whose forest has suffered logging and who have been subjected to snares as a result of previous agricultural losses, surprised the research team by using nocturnal raids to avoid human guards and by doing so in larger-than-expected groups, including mothers with infants clinging to them.
Indeed, Pablo Ayali, a local Conoglese botanist from the University of Kisangani who works with the TL2 program, said that lesula are threatened especially by hunting with poison-tipped arrows and snares set for other species.
Eschewing documentary zeal, Ms Negroni quickly snares readers in the minds of her vestal protagonists as they journey from Cornwall down the Rhine to Rome and back to Cologne.
In France red tape snares most would-be home birthers; the costs are not fully reimbursed, as they are for births in hospital.
The bigger snares are thickets of politics and ideology in which all the principals are enmeshed.
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Typically, trappers fly to a remote area and set baited wire neck-snares where wolves are likely to be found.
The species is named for the Snares Islands, the group of rocky islets it inhabits in the Southern Ocean near New Zealand.
As a result, the Snares Islands are free from invasive mammals such as rats, rabbits, foxes, and feral dogs and cats that plague the habitats of several other penguin species.
