breeding ground

In particular, the show’s roots in New York City — which, during "SNL"’s earliest years, was a political breeding ground for queer activism — played a significant role in the show’s comfort with queerness.

The ICF has also recruited custodians to monitor and ensure that the cranes' breeding grounds are protected.

They might start looking outside the traditional party structure and turning to a medium that has become a breeding ground for influencers on the right: reality TV.

Additionally, warmer temperatures have shifted migration patterns for some species earlier, which means certain birds are spending more time on their breeding grounds, Teitelbaum said.

Antibiotic-resistant infections already kill more than 35,000 people in the U.S. annually, and factory farms are some of the most fruitful breeding grounds for new ones.