N'waswitshaka males

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In the end I think that this "policy" of non-intervention even in exceptional cases has a cash fund, treatments like this demand a reasonable price and in a place where the lion population is stable is probably not an incentive for interventions, these factors should count a lot, cases involving humans such as the use of traps there is an effort because this denigrates the image of the reserves before the public. I could be wrong? perhaps, perhaps there are people there truly interested in the welfare of the animals and not only in the profit they make, but we must not forget the business fund that exists behind it. Reply