TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月9日 00時13分

When the World learned in late July about the death of Cecil the Lion, a beloved resident of a national park in Zimbabwe, outrage came swiftly. But while Cecil’s death has put a new focus on illegal poaching, other hunters are pursuing their own trophies—and it’s perfectly legal. That’s because of another, less publicized side of big-game trophy hunting: the sanctioned stalking of animals that are bred, grown and kept in captivity specifically so that the right to kill them can be sold to wealthy sportsmen. In this photograph by David Chancellor—kiosk (follow his work on Instagram @chancellordavid), caged lions roam at a farm in Eastern Cape, South Africa. Learn more on lightbox.time.com. #cecilthelion

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