Significados de breed in captivity en inglés

It's notoriously difficult for the bears to breed in captivity, however.

Monkeys, however, have not been known to breed in captivity in this country.

With such an unusual arrangement, it is inevitable that pandas struggle to breed in captivity.

Pandas are famously difficult to breed in captivity.

They would certainly have become domesticated like cattle, if they had been able to breed in captivity.

A touch of nature here: all zoologists know how difficult it is to get wild beasts to breed in captivity.

Perhaps they refuse to breed in captivity-I'veheard of animals acting that way, even skunks at times, said the Virginian.

Giant pandas are one of the most endangered species in the world and are notoriously hard to breed in captivity.

Tigers are easy to breed in captivity, and their numbers went from a handful to a few hundred and then thousands.

Using artificial insemination would be especially useful for cheetahs, who are extremely picky about their mates and rarely breed in captivity, says Crosier.

To help bolster its numbers this amphibian is being bred in captivity.

This animal has bred in captivity, and has also interbred with domestic cattle.

The first falcon bred in captivity in the South Island was released this morning.

These must be bred in captivity with other likely specimens.

These animals are expensive and rare now since they are no longer bred in captivity.

Some endangered species can be legally traded, for example if they are bred in captivity.