negative keywords

I shoot a lot of wildlife and want to indicate in the description and keywords that the animals are NOT captive. However, if I use "not captive" in the description or keywords then it also provides a link to the word CAPTIVE - which clearly I do not want. Any ideas how to use a negative?

I would not worry overmuch. Simply use "wild" to mean "not captive" similarly to how "wilderness" means "not paved" (among other things).

If you write in the description that it was a wild animal, and not a captive/zoo/rescue center, etc, then simply say that. Those who do care will be just as likely to find your clip and read it that info, and those who don't, well, it doesn't matter ... they might buy the clip regardless.

I agree with Gene. (Mizamook) put it in the description and you're good. Don't overthink this stuff. Most people don't care.
If the customer needs more info they will contact you.

I had one video with an actor and her dog. The customer contacted me to sign a form that the dog wasn't in anyway mistreated during filming. I thought how odd until they said the video was going in an advertisement for Disney and they couldn't have any negative press about animals.

thanks guys. I went back in to my Pending file and added the word wild in the description and free in the keywords. Hopefully that will do it. And Gene, thanks to you I am keeping those prices up. I have a couple of lynx kill shots, ie it catching ducks, about to upload so wanted to do the best I could on keywords. Thanks