In South Africa, a growing demand for lions—whether for viewing in captivity, cub interaction, trophy hunting, or the trade of their body parts—has led to a surge in their captive population. Currently, an estimated 8,000 to 10,000 lions are kept in captivity across the country, compared to about 3,490 wild lions in reserves and national parks. Watch to know more!

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South Africa: Tigers, Captive Predators Are Being Exploited for Profit | WION Newspoint | World News