CLEAN : Zimbabwe park authorities defend legal lion hunting

The video discusses the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority's role in managing wildlife, focusing on hunting regulations. It explains that lions are not endangered in Zimbabwe and can be hunted under specific conditions. Hunters need a quota and permit, which are based on scientific and social factors and must relate to a specific land area. Ethical hunting practices are emphasized, including the need for humane methods and ensuring no overhunting occurs. The importance of enjoying the hunting experience while adhering to ethical standards is highlighted.

What is the status of lions in Zimbabwe according to the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority?

• Critically endangered

• Not endangered and can be hunted

• Extinct in the wild

• Endangered and protected

What is required to legally hunt in Zimbabwe?

• A membership in a hunting club

• Permission from local authorities

• A quota and a permit

• A hunting license only

How should the quota and permits be related in sport hunting?

• They can be used anywhere in Zimbabwe

• They must be specific to a piece of land

• They are valid for any type of animal

• They are transferable between hunters

What is emphasized in the ethical considerations of sport hunting?

• Humane practices and enjoyment

• Overhunting for trophies

• Ignoring animal welfare

• Shooting from vehicles

What is a key aspect of ensuring ethical sport hunting?

• Hunting without any supervision

• Hunting at night

• Ensuring the animal dies instantly

• Using any available weapon