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Lions are large orange or brown mammals that live in groups on the African savannah. They have a big head, long tail and four legs, and eat meat from other animals. While lions can run fast and jump, they do not have wings and therefore cannot fly like birds.
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Lions are large brown and yellow mammals that live in Africa, eat meat, and have four legs that allow them to jump, run, and climb trees to hunt for food.
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Lions primarily live in Africa and parts of Asia and India in family groups called prides of 7 to 10 or more lions. Lionesses do most of the hunting to catch prey like bovine animals, young elephants, hippos and rhinos using their paws and teeth. Lions have a body length of 170-190cm, tail length of 70-150cm, shoulder height of 80-110cm and weigh 150-225kg for males and 120-150kg for females.
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This document provides information about lions, including:
1. It outlines the scientific classification of lions and notes they are the largest cats in the world.
2. It describes characteristics of lions such as color variation, sizes, weights, behaviors, and differences between males and females.
3. Information is given about lion habitats, hunting techniques, social structure in prides, reproduction, common diseases, and distributions of different lion types in Africa and Asia.
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Lions are large yellow mammals that live in African Savannas, eat meat, and can run and jump but not climb or swim.
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Lions hunt in large groups and have sharp teeth to eat prey like zebras. Adult male lions weigh around 150-250 pounds. Lions live in grasslands in Africa and eat as much as 60 pounds of food at a time. Baby lions are born with fur and learn to survive in the wild from their mothers. Lions' enemies include humans and hyenas.
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Lions are the largest cats in the world. They have orange and brown fur with long sharp teeth. Male lions have manes while females do not. Lions live in social groups called prides and hunt large animals like zebras and giraffes as well as smaller animals. Female lions do most of the hunting and young lions are called cubs.
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Lions primarily live in Africa and parts of Asia and India in family groups called prides of 7 to 10 or more lions. Lionesses do most of the hunting to catch prey like bovine animals, young elephants, hippos and rhinos using their paws and teeth. Lions have a body length of 170-190cm, tail length of 70-150cm, shoulder height of 80-110cm and weigh 150-225kg for males and 120-150kg for females.
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This document provides information about lions, including:
1. It outlines the scientific classification of lions and notes they are the largest cats in the world.
2. It describes characteristics of lions such as color variation, sizes, weights, behaviors, and differences between males and females.
3. Information is given about lion habitats, hunting techniques, social structure in prides, reproduction, common diseases, and distributions of different lion types in Africa and Asia.
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Lions hunt in large groups and have sharp teeth to eat prey like zebras. Adult male lions weigh around 150-250 pounds. Lions live in grasslands in Africa and eat as much as 60 pounds of food at a time. Baby lions are born with fur and learn to survive in the wild from their mothers. Lions' enemies include humans and hyenas.
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Lions (Leire)
- 1. LIONS
- 4. Lions have a big head, a long tail and four legs
- 5. Lions are orange or brown
- 7. Lions can run, but they can’t fly
- 8. Lions like running and jumping