Wild animals trafficking is on the rise in France

A lion cub was removed from a Lamborghini in Paris. That's one of the many cases of illegal possessing of wild animals in France.

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00:00This is the first time we've seen a lioness in a lamborghini for more than two months.

00:22This animal was in the vitual, in the habitat, in freedom.

00:42Given the number of animals that are thrown into the traffic,

00:46we can probably think that there is a new traffic

00:50that has just been organized around the region of Île-de-France

00:53concerning lions.

01:16This is the first time that a lion has been thrown into the traffic.

01:39I took a lion, the smallest one.

01:41I bought it at a flea market.

01:44Little by little, thank God, I evolved and evolved, and I have to own all the animals.

01:48And that's the goal, to own all the animals.

01:50If there are no animals, God willing, I won't have any.

02:45He lived in conditions not at all suitable for his species.

02:49In a very small metal cage, with a little bit of water, a little bit of compost,

02:53in an apartment of about 25 square meters.

03:03The fact that here we have an animal that has lost weight, that is dehydrated,

03:08proves that the diet before was not at all appropriate.

03:24Come on, let's go see the little friends.