Assertion: black footed ferret | /r/HasProperty | released
Facets:
value: from captivity
type: LOCATION
value: every single year
type: TEMPORAL
value: wednesday
type: TEMPORAL
value: back into the wild
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: ultimately
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Native to North America, the black-footed ferret is a rare example of an animal that went extinct in the wild, but survived in captivity and was ultimately released again.
text: Smithsonian.com and the Zoo partnered to bring readers the opportunity to select from four symbolic names chosen by the animal’s keepers, including Meeteetse, where the last population was found, as well as Rosebud, Shirley and Cheyenne, locations in South Dakota and Wyoming where black-footed ferrets bred in captivity are released back into the wild.
text: In 2003, they were once again reintroduced into the wild and more are released every single year.
text: Fifteen black-footed ferrets were released from captivity Wednesday to discover a whole new world — the sweeping sunny plains of Soapstone Prairie, where they became the first and only of the kind in the area for decades.