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Lions live in social groups called prides of about 15 lions. Within the pride, males defend the territory while females do most of the hunting, though males eat first. Lions are threatened by habitat loss and are now only found in Africa, with the exception of approximately 350-400 remaining Asiatic lions living in India's Sasan-Gir National Park, which was created to protect the species. Despite being called the "king of the jungle", lions actually live on grasslands and plains, not in jungles.
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Lions are social animals that live in groups called prides. Prides usually consist of related females, their cubs, and a coalition of males. The females often hunt together, while the males defend the territory.
Lions are found in various habitats across Africa, from grasslands and savannas to dense bush and semi-desert areas. They are also found in a small population in the Gir Forest National Park in India.
Male lions are known for their distinctive manes, which vary in color and size. The mane’s darkness and length can indicate a lion’s age, health, and genetic factors. It serves both protective and social purposes.
Lions are apex predators and are known for cooperative hunting. While females often do most of the hunting, males contribute to defending the territory and protecting the pride. Lions typically hunt large herbivores like wildebeests, zebras, and buffalo.
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- 2. • Ten Interesting Facts about Lions
- 3. • The lion has forever been a symbol of strength, power and ferocity.
- 4. 10. African lions are the most social of all big cats and live together in groups or “prides.” A pride consists of about 15 lions.
- 5. 9. Male lions defend the pride’s territory while females do most of the hunting. Despite this, the males eat first.
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