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… of genes into living organisms than traditional methods of breeding and selection and to obtain a novel combination of … and mariculture installations, research institu- tions, captive-breeding facilities, horticultural estab- lishments … risk of escape or release is not a biological reality. A captive or cultivated species will usually find some way to …

… impairing essential behavioral patterns, including breeding, feeding or sheltering.” 50 C.F.R. § 17.3 (2015) … pig or captured wild boar, and (2) bear-baiting, in which captive black bears, often tethered, are set upon by packs of … to prevent a very specific practice of animal cruelty on captive horses—a practice known as horse “soring,” which is …

… animals from outside the country in which they are held in captive or free-ranging populations. Globalization Millennium …

… vulnera- ble life stages, such as spawning aggregations, breeding sites and migration routes, often with active … (e g turtle nesting beaches that are protected during the breeding season) might also qualify as category IV v … seamounts and hydrothermal vents further off-shore provide breeding and nursing ground for over half a million …