0 a situation in which an animal is kept in a zoo or a person is kept as a prisoner, rather than being free -- плен, неволя
If such basic moral rights were also reaffirmed by law, cetaeceans would then receive sanctioned protection from hunting, captivity, wounding, habitat threats, or invasive experimentation.
The captivity accounts reproduce similar images of the ' barbarian other ', representations nourished as much by ignorance as by prejudice.
Some specimens were maintained in captivity for more than 40 days.
The natural longevity of the mongoose is not known, but some individuals have been reported to survive up to 13 years in captivity.
Oxpeckers are difficult to propagate in captivity and reintroduction programmes were based on translocation of birds that were captured in the wild.
Some rays were kept in captivity for more than 90 days.
After 50 weeks of captivity, the ship finally broke free.
Instead, his narrative ends with a bitter truism: everyone is alone, whether in captivity or liberty.
