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1. The Strugle for the California Condor
   ... Captive breeding was an idea that garnished considerable attention from the general scientific McNulty 6 community. Two scientists ...
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2. Red Wolf
   ... Fish and Wildlife Service entered into an agreement with the Metropolitan Park Board of Tacoma, Washington, to initiate a red wolf captive breeding program at ...
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3. Endangered Species 3
   ... Recently however, thanks to aggresive captive breeding and reintroduction programs much progress has been make toward recovering the ferret population. ...
   (2262 Words -- Approx. 9 Pages)

4. Black Rhino
   ... Also conservationists have also attempted to save individual species through captive breeding, in which, animals are bred and the offspring raised in captivity ...
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5. Genetic Variations
   ... It shows that the captive breeding is actually harming the bird population. As expected, todayamp39s nenes have far less genetic variation than their descendants. ...
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6. Whopping Cranes
   ... habitat. In 1966, CWS and the US Fish and Wildlife Service began captivebreeding program to conserve Whooping Cranes. In early ...
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7. black footed ferret
   ... captivity. Captive breeding was initiated, and reintroduction into the wild from the captive population began in 1991. The ferret ...
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8. Red Wolves
   ... is on the rise. Through a captive breeding program on two islands Bulls Island, SC and St. Vincentamp39s Island, Fl. the predators ...
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9. BlackFooted Ferret
   ... They recovered from the disease and in 1988 captive breeding of the ferrets was successful. In 1992, biologist reintroduced 49 ferrets in the wild. ...
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10. Mexican Grey Wolf
    ... Arizona. Due to the successful captive breeding programs 200 Mexican Grey Wolves are still alive and are kept in zoos and museums. The ...
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11. Deforestation
    ... Both breeds of monkeys are in captive breeding programs and on reserves Banks, 16. The monkeys are only one example close to extinction. ...
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12. Male infacticide in plains zebras
    Male Infanticide in Captive Plains Zebra Journal of Animal Behavior, 2000 Jan Pluhacek and ... ampquotIntroducing a new zebra male into a herd of breeding females should ...
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13. Royal Pythons
    ... Royal pythons are one thing in the wild, but captive born ones are really interesting ... found out that they could get a lot more money by breeding the females ...
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14. Hybrid Plants
    ... ampquotThen these companies will be sitting pretty on a captive market.ampquot Weiss 1 This ... between species, and also by monitoring the side effects of this breeding.
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15. The Possible Extinction of Cheetahs
    ... But now even captive populations are on the decline. ... Four cub cheetahs were born which is a sign of hope for breeding programs. ...
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16. Animals For Entertainment
    ... If the captive gene pool is too small, there will be inbreeding that can cause disease, birth defects ... Pandas are notorious for difficult breeding in captivity. ...
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17. Endangered Species
    ... The swanamp39s historic breeding range extends in a wide band from the Bering ... From there, cygnets defined went into one of two programs: Captive rearing Cygnets ...
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18. orangutans
    ... outline breeding plans, work to increase public awareness and education, help conduct research, and in some cases, organize programs to reintroduce captive ...
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19. Cane toads
    ... Each pair of cane toads can lay 20,000 per breeding season. ... Captive cane toads will eat everything from dog food to mice and they keep growing until they reach ...
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20. American Alligator
    ... It is assumed that the delayed breeding of alligators in South Carolina may be ... For captive specimens, diet should vary with the size of the animal and the ...
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21. Pit Bull reputation
    ... The consistent breeding of these dogs created aggressiveness towards other dogs in ... fence and its strength, these modes of restraining/holding captive the dogs ...
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22. Peregrine Falcon
    ... are 1,650 breeding pairs in US and Canada. There revival is due to a process called hacking. Hacking is the controlled release of young captivebred birds from ...
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23. PETA
    ... The US Department of the Interior revoked Berosiniamp39s captivebred wildlife permit ... or injury caused by horribly unnatural diets and genetic breeding, while more ...
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24. mountain gors
    ... to ensure the survival, welfare, and genetic diversity of the captive gorilla population ... Breeding will not be a goal, but as social animals the gorillas will be ...
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25. bats
    ... These murders use methods like gene splicing, and selective breeding. ... Another form of death comes from a practice called captive bolt head stunning. ...
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26. Animal Rights
    ... These murders use methods like gene splicing, and selective breeding. ... Another form of death comes from a practice called captive bolt head stunning. ...
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