Instead of being regarded as a nuisance and hazard to corps, wildlife becomes a valuable, self- sustaining resource. It's encouraging to see controlled hunting being re- established in Africa. The lions had gotten so used to truck loads of camera wielding tourists, the trucks had to stop and honk their horns to make sleeping lions get up and move off the road. Those aren't real lions. Real lions are wary of humans, cautious around them.
Real lions know humans to be a potential danger, a competing predator, and possible prey.
Real humans don't regard lions as Walt Disney animatronic entertainment devices. Doing so is an insult not only to lions, but to all of nature. I know I'm not likely to ever hunt in Africa. But it is comforting to know that there are still parts of Africa which haven't been turned into a petting zoo. Places where that magnificent wildlife and human beings still interact with each other with mutual caution and respect, in the same terms as they have for thousands of years.