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Conservation’s biggest con job

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South Africa’s lion hunting industry has little to do with conservation and everything to do with profit but it seems only foreign governments care. Here’s a trick question: Is canned lion hunting legal in South Africa? According to Minister of Environmental Affairs Edna Molewa, the answer is no. “South Africa does not allow canned lion … Full Story ?

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