Lions are animals that live in groups. Usually consists of one male and many females. This group guarded its territory. Lions age between 10 to 15 years in the wild, but breeding prey allows more than 20 years.
The lioness is much more active in hunting, while the males are more relaxed to wait and ask for rations from the females. The male lions are believed to be superior and mightier than the other big cats, but the lion's weakness is not being able to climb trees as good as the other big cats. The male lion is overgrown with thick fur around the back of his neck, it is more advantageous to protect the back of his neck, especially in the free fights between big cats that tend to pounce on the back of the neck to paralyze his enemies.
At mating season, once the copulation time is 20 seconds, a day can be married 50 times.
Her pregnancy time is 98-120 days and pregnant females will temporarily leave the group. Once given birth will give birth to 1-6 tails. The feeding time is 7-10 months. For 1 week, baby lion can not see. After 3 weeks can walk. The female giving birth will not return to the group before her child is 6-8 weeks old.
Lion's son
His son was able to eat meat after the age of 3 months and often died of being killed by males from other groups or not treated by a lioness because of the low availability of food. Their child who lives up to 1 year is only 40%, up to 2 years is 20%, when it becomes an adult the percentage of death decreases.
Male lions aged 3-4 years can be said to be an adult and a 3-year-old female has become an adult.
The lions consume a variety of prey, ranging from wildebeest, impala, zebra, giraffe, buffalo and wild pigs to rhinoceros and sometimes hippos. They will also eat smaller animals such as rabbits, birds and reptiles. They are also known to attack elephants when rare foods are found.
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