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I suppose that if you are tour guide the tourist would like to see lions so I assume that the guide was tracking the lions so his clients could see said lion. Apparently they got more than they bargained for, but they got to see their lions.
I'm quite certain - were it possible to determine - the real "score" is disproportionately in favor of the Lions. Also, these big game hunters think themselves high and mighty for bagging their trophies using high powered rifles. Like to see them have a go at it with spears and clubs...
Yes, the guides are paid by tourists to track lions so the tourists can watch the and take pictures. It would seem that Cecil was one of the stupid lions, not the smart one like the one in this story.
Yes, the guides are paid by tourists to track lions so the tourists can watch the and take pictures. It would seem that Cecil was one of the stupid lions, not the smart one like the one in this story.
They said Cecil was very used to being near humans. Perhaps he no longer viewed them as threats, but rather merely as a presence or harmless nuisance, much like we do harmless insects.
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