If locals stop eating wild game and turn to cattle, Africa’s wildlife loses. Game can live freely on dry bushland without destroying it. Cattle can’t — they need cleared pastures, fences, and water pumps. That means wild habitat gets turned into farmland, and every predator that touches a cow suddenly becomes a “problem animal.” Without income from hunting and game meat, wildlife stops being an asset and turns into competition. Farmers protect what feeds them — and if that’s livestock, predators

128 reactions · 14 shares | It's Bat Appreciation Day! 驪 Africa is home to over 200 bat species — 20% of the world’s total! But bats are often misunderstood and face threats from fear-based killing, habitat loss, and the bushmeat trade. We need bats alive — they pollinate fruit trees, control crop pests, and help keep ecosystems balanced. Hunting and eating bats are also dangerous for human health‼️ Let's protect bats - keeping them wild keeps us safe. | Wild Africa | Facebook

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