When Europeans and Americans say that protecting the environment and animals, they mean to protect the environment and animals in Europe and the United States, and other countries are not within their protection. And that protection is for civilians, yes

When Europeans and Americans say that protecting the environment and animals, they mean to protect the environment and animals in Europe and the United States, and other countries are not within their protection. And this protection is for civilians, for the rich to do whatever they want.

In South Africa, hunting large wildlife is legal, and the government will publish annual quotas, such as allowing the killing of 10 leopards, 150 elephants and 10 black rhinos in 2022. For example, it costs $1,500 to kill a giraffe. If you want to hunt lions, it costs at least tens of thousands of dollars, while if you want to hunt elephants, it costs 30,000-40,000 US dollars.

These quotas for hunting large wild animals are mainly purchased by rich people in Europe and the United States.

About 80% of the world's rhinos live in South Africa, and there are only about 25,000 rhinos in the wild world, and a quota of ten rhinos is set aside every year for the rich to hunt, mainly to make money and use the money to protect them.

Jessica Byers, a 29-year-old female hunter, believes that hunting is not cruel, she believes it is an important life skill, a survival skill.

Those who spend money on quotas to hunt wildlife even feel relieved that the money they apply for a hunting license will be used to protect the animals and their habitats.