CLEAN : Zambia lifts ban on hunting of big cats

The video discusses the regulations surrounding the hunting of big cats, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices. It explains the reasons for lifting the ban on hunting certain lions, particularly those that pose a threat to human communities. The WWF supports this move, highlighting its potential benefits for conservation and local communities. The focus is on ensuring that hunting is conducted in a way that supports both wildlife conservation and community income.

What was the main reason for introducing stronger regulations on hunting?

• To protect endangered species

• To promote tourism

• To address weak regulations

• To increase the number of hunters

Why were male lions specifically targeted after lifting the hunting ban?

• They are overpopulated

• They are easier to hunt

• They are more aggressive

• They pose a threat to human communities

What is the primary goal of lifting the ban on big cat hunting?

• To prevent human-animal conflicts

• To promote sport hunting

• To reduce the population of big cats

• To increase revenue from tourism

How does the WWF view the government's decision to lift the hunting ban?

• As a threat to wildlife

• As a positive move for conservation

• As a way to increase tourism

• As a means to reduce human population

What benefit do local communities gain from sustainable hunting practices?

• Higher employment rates

• More land for agriculture

• Increased tourism

• Economic income from hunting