I couldn't think up a better name. So there has been the obvious overpopulation and devaluing of lions. While the gorilla enclave helps it cannot keep up with it so I've though of an idea in conjunction with it. This would be for adult lions only 2-4 years old to reduce keeping them while breedable and then getting rid of them as soon as they can't be used. It would also exclude lions without heritages (NCLs) from being used.

Sacrificial lamb would be limited or unlimited depending on what makes more sense. So basically what is happening is you trade your lions in for a chance at an item of equal value to the lion. This would be decided based upon the markings/base/mutation the lion has. So common based lions with no special markings or mutations maybe you get a leaf or uzara, something along those lines. Then say with a mutated lion you'd have a chance at a rare item such as a great tit, gmo cow, applicator. It could be scaled to reflect that and even the mutations could be ranked by rarity so a leopon would obviously be higher value than a primal. There could even be special items just for specific levels such applicators/bases available only by sacrificing.

There would be a huge range of prizes available so none of the market should be flooded with items especially rare items, and as rarer lions decrease the chance of them being sacrificed will be less and less likely further decreasing the appeal of sacrificing to get rare items.

Example:
Sacrifice piebald: receive one of these items gmo cow, special base available on via donating? (just a few items there would be more)
Sacrifice common based no marking lion: receive one of these items, uzara, leaf, small meat chunk

If you don't support I'd love to know why. And if anybody has any ideas to fine tune it that would be very helpful.

Edit: If anybody comes up with prize ideas feel free to add them in the comments and I'll put them here!