A Sphynx or Sphinx not sure which spelling, probably the second!
the Ancient Greece feed people to lions.
The ancient Romans go the majority of their lions from Africa which was right across the Mediterranean from them. A few came from the Mideast.
Lions yes, tigers no
They traded anything for a profit.
mainly Lions
In the early 1940's, a scientist named Earl McPheeter discovered the animal "lion" ROARRR!
They have killed Lions and encroached on the Lion's territory to the extent that very few Lions are left.
Yes, gladiators in ancient Rome did engage in combat with lions as part of public entertainment events in arenas called amphitheaters.
lions , leppords , and cheetahs
Some of the mountainous regions there did contain lions, where they hunted near the rare watering places.
Humans may kill lions for various reasons, such as self-defense, protecting livestock, or as part of illegal poaching activities. In some cases, lions are hunted for sport or to obtain trophies. Encroachment of human settlements into lion habitats can also lead to human-lion conflicts resulting in the killing of lions.
they kill em,