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In 2015, the death of Cecil the Lion in Zimbabwe sparked a worldwide outrage.
David Suzuki’s commentary on the subject of trophy hunting broght the question home to many people around the world.
A beloved animal, tagged for tracking by researchers, crosses the invisible boundary between protected and unprotected area and is killed by a hunter who had paid tens of thousands of dollars for the “experience.”
That was the fate of Zimbabwe’s Cecil the lion, whose killing sparked torrents of online and on-air outrage. But it also happens around the world every day.
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