Hatchery (noun)

1. A place where eggs are hatched, especially those of fish or poultry.
2. A place where young animals are reared, especially those bred for commercial purposes.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from hatch + -ery.

Examples:

1. The hatchery was a large facility with rows of tanks filled with eggs and baby fish.
2. The hatchery was a major source of trout for the region's streams and lakes.
3. The hatchery was equipped with the latest technology to ensure the survival and growth of the young animals.
4. The hatchery had a team of experts who monitored the health and growth of the animals and provided care as needed.
5. The hatchery was a valuable resource for the local fishing industry and helped to support the local economy.