This increase in export quotas has an obvious economic role, so that money from illegal trafficking enters the coffers of the state and benefits the whole country ... and not just the smugglers and poachers. Lions are also bred in captivity specifically for this purpose!
The placebo effect is only a dream in the far east but devastates the lion populations of the rainbow nation.
When you see the lion’s magnificence & beauty, you wonder why anyone would want to kill him for ‘medicine’ that doesn’t work.
— Bella Lack ? (@BellaLack) 10 août 2018
South Africa has doubled their annual quota of lion bones exported for traditional Chinese medicine. RT to ask @CyrilRamaphosa to reverse this. pic.twitter.com/oeZYsAQM8X
There is nothing that has been allowed so animals can be slaughtered for so called miracle cures! "Love Potions", "Tiger Wine", the skin and head of lions serve as carpets or stuffed for trophy hunters or the carcass is sent to China to be crushed and serve the financial windfall of farcical quackery to be elevated to the rank of medicine ...
This is all the more serious as lions are endangered.
When we see the magnificence of the lion and their solar beauty ... some, like us, are filled with a sense of fullness and satisfaction when contemplating this calm and majestic power, for others, jealousy and envy, who want to appropriate this. These are very sick societies, like those of humans, who want to appropriate the wealth of others, and that of animals, for their deepest gain: their very lives, through their fur, their skin, their flesh and their bones....
Let's lobby the President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa on social networks (@CyrilRamaphosa on Twitter and @MyANCza on Facebook), to cancel this unbearable decision!
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