Blood Lions

Blood Lions is a powerful documentary exposing the dark underbelly of canned lion hunting in South Africa. The film follows investigative journalist Ian Michler as he unravels the multi-million dollar industry, revealing the shocking truth behind the supposed conservation efforts. It highlights the exploitation of lions and the misleading practices that dupe tourists into participating in activities they believe are ethical.

Blood Lions has been widely acclaimed by critics and audiences for its compelling investigation and shocking revelations about the canned hunting industry. It is praised for shedding light on a crucial ethical and conservation issue, urging viewers to reconsider their involvement in such exploitative practices.

• A hard-hitting and eye-opening exposé on the ethical horrors of canned lion hunting.

• Effectively dismantles the false conservation claims made by the industry.

• Urges greater awareness and action against the exploitation of wildlife for profit.

Google audience: While specific Google user ratings are not readily available, the documentary has garnered significant attention and discussion regarding wildlife conservation and ethical tourism.

Screened at various international film festivals, including the Durban International Film Festival.

The film's investigation revealed that many "sanctuaries" and "breeding centers" involved in lion cub petting and walking experiences ultimately supply lions to the canned hunting industry.