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 significance of the term 'life giving' in the context of animal conservation?

How has the number of lions in captivity changed over the past 15 years according to the text?

What actions did Janice and her family take to support animal rights in South Africa?

What is the author's stance on canned hunting, and what do they want the government to do about it?

In what way does the author connect South Africa's identity with its animal life?