Results for: Manes
In War and Military History

Why does a lion have a mane?

A lion's mane has more than one function. One reason the lion has a mane is to protect it's neck. This helps it against the deadly bite of a hyena, and attacks from some other… (MORE)
In Lions

Why do lions have manes?

Only male lions have manes, and this mainly make them appear bigger than they really are so they are more intimidating and less likely to be challenged by other animals, since… (MORE)
In Care of Horses

Why do horses have a mane?

The mane is to keep the neck warm for the horse, and to help rain run off it's neck lf the horse can't find any shelter. It also gives the horse some fly protection, although … (MORE)
In Rhyming Words

What rhymes with mane?

Bane  * Brain  * Cane  * Crane  * Deign  * Drain  * Fain  * Feign  * Gain  * Grain  * Lain  * Lane  * Mane  * Pain  * Pane  * Plain  * Plane  * Reign  * Sane… (MORE)
In Lions

What are lion's manes for?

Lions have manes to protect their neck, when in a battle their manes protect their throat from getting any damage. Some people think of it as a crown, that's why every male li… (MORE)
In Lions

Why does the lion have a mane?

A lion's mane has more than one function. One reason the lion has a mane is to protect it's neck. This helps it against the deadly bite of a hyena, and attacks from some other… (MORE)
In Lions

Does the lioness have a mane?

Female lions do not have a mane. However, there are some cases of when a lioness (usually in captivity) does grow a mane because of menopause, likely because of a decrease in… (MORE)
In Animal Life

What is a mane of a lion?

All male lions have the Mane. The mane is nothing but a growth of hair around the neck area of the lion. The hair is similar to the hair we have on our heads. The size and dar… (MORE)