CLEAN : Rallies in S.Africa to save the king of be

Janice, co-founder of World Animal, discusses the alarming growth of the lion captivity industry, which has increased from 1,000 to 8,000 lions over 15 years. She highlights the public's growing disgust with canned hunting and emphasizes the importance of activism to protect South Africa's animal heritage. Janice calls for government intervention to ban canned hunting, stressing its significance to South African identity and the need for preservation.

What is the main focus of Janice's organization, World Animal?

• Promoting life-giving actions

• Increasing profits from wildlife

• Expanding the captive lion industry

• Supporting canned hunting

How has the captive lion industry changed over the past 15 years?

• It has remained the same

• It has decreased significantly

• It has become illegal

• It has grown from 1000 to 8000 lions

What has been the public's reaction to canned hunting?

• They are indifferent

• They are disgusted

• They are supportive

• They are unaware

What historical action did Janice's family take to protect South African heritage?

• They took to the streets for social justice

• They campaigned for canned hunting

• They supported the captive lion industry

• They opposed government intervention

What does Janice want the government to do regarding canned hunting?

• Promote it internationally

• Ban it completely

• Ignore public opinion

• Make it more profitable