Lion young never really 'leave' their mothers. Just before they reach the age of two, lions become 'mature' and males start to grow manes - the appearance of this causes the young males to be driven out of the pride by the dominant lion, who doesn't want any contest and they become 'nomadic'. Although some females are known to live alone, most remain with the same pride.
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A mother lion sometimes leaves her cubs.A verb is a 'doing' word = and the doing word above is 'leave'.
The mother lion will allowthe baby cub on its own after a few months , when it knows it can look after itself, and also hunt for itself.
A young lion is named a cub.
A lion can only kill a young rhino without the mother guarding.
a (young mountain) lion
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Mother and cubs remain together for as long as 26 months, though the average is 15 months
A mother lion sometimes leaves her cubs.A verb is a 'doing' word = and the doing word above is 'leave'.
It takes about 3 weeks for them to hatch and leave.
Lion cubs are weaned at 6-7 months of age but stay with the mother until they are 2-3 years of age.
They don't the squid leave there young to survive in the wild
The mother does not leave the offspring, the young leave the mother when they feel it is time to move on. The offspring may stay with the mother for 13 to 20 months, associating with one another and feeding on kills together.
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The mother lion will allowthe baby cub on its own after a few months , when it knows it can look after itself, and also hunt for itself.
Well at first, of course the mother lion mates with a male lion, then, the father leaves. The mother lion will give birth to 2 to 3 cubs with their eyes closed(blue eyes). They will drink their mothers milk for about 1 month. By that time, their eyes are open(brown eyes). The mother lion will teach her cubs how to hunt, then, the cubs will have to hunt by itself. When the cubs grow up, they leave their mother to find their own territory.
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