The Extinction Of Trophy Hunting

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To begin with, trophy hunting should not be allowed because lions are an endangered species. According to the text, “ Africa has lost up to 60 percent of its large wildlife.” The text goes to state that is because of the population of lions. The text states, “ the wildlife is disappearing, like habitat loss for lion.” This proves trophy hunting is terrible for lions for its closer extinction.

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