Animals
South Africa’s Captive-Bred Lion Trade Soon to End
A government study in South Africa may have just begun the process of eliminating the use of captivity-raised lions for trophy hunting and other practices that are deemed inhumane. This shift could be seen as a positive development for many conservationists who desire the end of South Africa's dependence on big game hunting in wildlife tourism.
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