Two to three captive bred lions are killed every day in South Africa's canned hunting industry, raising concerns about animal welfare and conservation.
“Bred For The Bullet”
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Two to three captive bred lions are killed every day in South Africa's canned hunting industry, raising concerns about animal welfare and conservation.
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In South Africa, lions bred in captivity face a grim fate. Each day, two to three of these animals are killed for sport in canned hunting operations. The film features insights from conservationists like Will Travers OBE and Derek Hanekom, who discuss the lion bone trade. Hundreds of lions are slaughtered annually for their bones, fueling a market that threatens the species. Directed by Bruce Young, "Blood Lions" calls for urgent action to protect these animals from exploitation.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of the lion bone trade on wildlife.
- Meet key figures like Derek Hanekom advocating for change.
- Find out about the realities of canned hunting practices.
Did You Know
- Two to three captive bred lions are killed every day in South Africa.
- Hundreds of lions are slaughtered annually for their bones.
- The film's tagline is 'Bred For The Bullet'.
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How many captive bred lions are killed each day in South Africa?
At least two to three captive bred or tame lions are killed every day in South Africa.
What is the tagline of the documentary 'Blood Lions'?
The tagline of the documentary is 'Bred For The Bullet'.
Who directed the documentary 'Blood Lions'?
The documentary 'Blood Lions' was directed by Bruce Young.
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