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There are seven types of lions, with six living in Africa and one small group living in a protected reserve in India. Lions were once found as far north as Europe and England but now primarily live in Africa and India, where they are endangered due to a disease called distemper. Lions live in prides in grasslands and dens, and are a mammal and vertebrate classified under the cat family, feeding at the top of food chains that include grass, wildebeest, and the lion itself.
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- 2. Interesting facts There are seven different kinds of lions. Six of them live in Africa. One small group lives in a specially protected reserve in India. It might surprise you to learn that wile most lions live in Africa today. They once lived as far north as Europe and England.
- 3. Why is your animal endangered My animal is endangered because a disease called distemper is killing them.
- 4. Let’s classify my animal My animal is a vertebrate. It is a mammal. It’s group is pride.
- 5. Where in the world does your animal live My animal lives Saharan Africa and India. It lives in the grasslands. It lives in a den.
- 6. Were my animal lives The lion lives in Sahara Africa and India.
- 7. Family The lion is related to a cat, a tiger, a cheetah, a jaguar, and a black leopard.
- 8. Food chain Sun grass wildebeest lion
- 10. Thank You for Watching
- 11. Lion pictures