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… and control of other diseases of either domestic or wild animals in wetlands, especially those diseases that have … prevention and control of diseases of either domestic or wild animals in wetlands, especially those diseases that have … of ruminants and affects economies based on losses of meat, milk, offspring and mortalities and morbidity, as well …

… being turned loose on a domesticated farm pig or captured wild boar, and (2) bear-baiting, in which captive black … and goes well beyond domesticated animals, to include wild and exotic animals as well as marine mammals. The AWA … may constitute a crime under federal law. See National Meat Ass’n v. Harris, 132 S. Ct. 965, 974 (2012). The Federal …

… on agriculture, forestry, " sheries, human health and on wild biodiversity, which is o% en a basis of livelihoods of … shortages; if it is mixed in with fodder, it taints the meat and milk of the animal. Parthenium also poses a health … cattle. Subsequently it spread to both domesticated and wild herds of bovids (related to cows) throughout the African …

… which there is a known risk of es- cape or release to the wild; • unintentional introductions of species, organ- isms … ecosystems for com- mercial or sport fishing to augment wild popula- tions. In South Africa, 41 species of alien fish … introduced to Mauritius in 1639, provides popular game meat as well as revenue for pri- vate estates during the …