VOICED: Asian taste for lion bones threatens South African lions

The video discusses the collection and trade of lion bones, highlighting the decline in lion populations and the potential threat to their species. It questions the effectiveness of current anti-poaching strategies and explores the implications of legalizing the lion bone trade. The video also touches on historical practices by the ancient Egyptians and concludes with a note on the value of these bones.

What is the main concern regarding the lion population mentioned in the video?

• Lion populations are declining, risking them becoming a threatened species.

• Lions are overpopulating certain regions.

• Lions are migrating to urban areas.

• Lions are becoming more aggressive.

Why might someone choose not to engage in poaching if lion bones are legally available?

• Poaching is encouraged by conservationists.

• Legal availability reduces the risks and costs associated with poaching.

• Poaching is more profitable than legal trade.

• Legal trade is more dangerous than poaching.

What is the video’s perspective on current anti-poaching strategies?

• They are not likely to solve the problem in the long term.

• They are highly effective in the long term.

• They are unnecessary and should be stopped.

• They are too expensive to maintain.

Which ancient civilization is mentioned in the context of reviewing certain practices?

• The Mayans

• The Egyptians

• The Greeks

• The Romans

What is the significance of the historical perspectives mentioned in the video?

• They are irrelevant to the topic of conservation.

• They provide insight into modern conservation techniques.

• They show how ancient civilizations were more advanced.

• They highlight the cultural significance of certain practices.