the lion

the lion

 The Lion

- Human mammalian carnivores. It is considered a large cats or a large feline. He is nicknamed the King of the Forest to impose control over the place. It is called the lion's victory zone and there is a rare type of lions characterized by white color

 2 - the whereabouts of lions

- Lions are found in forests in wildlife areas, in reserves or in zoo gardens.

- Black is one of the most dangerous predators on humans, where these animals attack very quickly and is not afraid of humans or their prey, which makes them of terrifying and dangerous animals

- Assad's life span ranges of only 24 years

- Lions maintain an ecological balance as they eliminate the old animals and sick and weak animals and this avoids the ways of carcasses of animals lead to diseases and the spread of epidemics.

 3 - Information about lions

- The adult male lion can eat about 34 kg of meat during one meal, and then rest for a week before resuming hunting operations, and spend male and female approximately 21-22 hours of the day to rest, sleep or sit, and exercise hunting for two or three hours during Only today, at times when prey is highly available.

- The lions usually have strong bodies, covered by golden yellow fur, and the male lion is different from the female in terms of size, and form; where the female is smaller in size than the male, and has a yellowish brown fur, and lacks the dirt, a thick woolen fur surrounding the face, which covers the neck Male lion, color varies from blond to reddish brown to black.

- Lions have lived in Africa, Asia, and Europe, but now they live in Africa only.

- Assad can sleep twenty hours a day. The lion can live in the zoo until he is in his early twenties, while the lioness lives in the wilderness until the age of 16, and the male is usually only 12 years old. The lion's age can be inferred by looking at the color of the leptus surrounding his face; the darker he is, the older he is. The sound of a lion roar can be heard about 8 km away. The lion is known as the Jungle Lion, but it actually lives in grasslands and plains, probably because Africa is usually associated with dense forests. Assumes the lion

Male is the task of defending the group, while the lioness is usually responsible for hunting, and it is usually the lion who eats first. Lions are the only type of cat to form social groups. Unlike other cats living alone, these groups usually consist of about five females, two males, and their children. Each group may number up to forty, and females usually remain in the groups in which they were born for life. The lion can run at a speed of about 22.4 meters per second, and jump a distance of about 11 meters.