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Lion | Lifestyle, Food, Facts

Lyons is mostly found in Botswana, Tanzania, the Republic of Central Africa and South Sudan. The lifespan of a lion is about 10 to 15 years. They are found in tawny brown and white in colors. The lion's estimated weight is about 250 to 550 pounds. The lions are inhabited by savannas, grasslands and open forests. Nowadays, the population of lions in India is decreasing day by day. Male lions are generally larger than females and have a distinct mane of hair around their heads. The gestation period of the woman is about four months.




Lion | Lifestyle, Food, Facts




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Lions always grow up in strength, vigor, and fierceness. Single lions can kill zebras, wildebeests, bears. In groups, they kill the largest animals such as elephants and all other wild animals. The speed of the lion is about 80 km / h.




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1) Lions usually live in a group of 10 to 15 animals called pride. 

2) The male lion needs 7 kg of meat in a day and the female lion needs 5 kg of meat in a day. 

3) Male lions can grow up to 8 feet in length and weigh up to 500 pounds.

4) The lion roars to take its position to another. The roar of the lions can be heard up to 8 km away. 

5) Lions hunt in groups. They use a wise hunting strategy for hunting that they will not catch.





Food:- 

Lions usually hunt at night. They kill buffaloes, zebras, young elephants, hippos, rhinos, wild hogs, crocodiles. But they also eat birds, mice, lizards, and turtles.


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