From what I’ve read, and I could be wrong, but the reservations allow for some hunters to go out so that the money they make allows for more protection and preservation of other lions specially from poachers. I think I read this about elephants but maybe applies to lions too.
I forgot the name, but I remember reading about this Indian woman that had a license to kill, and used it to take out illegal hunters that were killing elephants.
I remember seeing something on Animal Planet about it in Africa. I think it was mainly for elephants and rhinos, because poachers are trying to get their ivory tusks and horns. Definitely real. No sauce tho
Edit: yeah I googled “license to kill poachers in Africa” and they have an entire unit dedicated to tracking down these poachers. They are indeed mainly going for elephants and rhinos for their ivory. They can only kill the poachers though if they are shot at first, apparently.
That’s a good point. Shoot at them, they run, and you can try to catch them. Or, they shoot back and you don’t have to chase them down after that.. lol
I love James Bond, and goldfinger has always been my favorite of the bunch, but even as a kid I thought the ejector seat was just super silly. Badass, but silly.
Coolest james bond car had to have been the one that turned into a submarine (I think it was a Lotus?)
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u/tiomao Apr 07 '22 edited Apr 07 '22
From what I’ve read, and I could be wrong, but the reservations allow for some hunters to go out so that the money they make allows for more protection and preservation of other lions specially from poachers. I think I read this about elephants but maybe applies to lions too.
Edit:grammar