No. Lions like many other wild animals are classified as "dangerous animals" under state law, which includes any "member of the cat family other than the domestic cat" or a hybrid of such weighing more than 30 pounds.
Any person possessing such an animal must be a federally licensed exhibitor (typically a public zoo) or must possess a permit of some sort from the Department of Natural Resources.
There is an old myth about Maryland laws that "it is illegal to take a lion to the movies." There is no such law anywhere, but rather the illegality of doing that action is simply implied by the fact that owning one in the first place is illegal, and taking one into public in such a manner would violate the terms of any permit, not to mention the broad criminal act of reckless endangerment.
no i own a lion andi'm rich
Yes, it's legal to own lock picks in Maryland.
John Lion was born on May 17, 1944, in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
YES, especially when they are the species native to Maryland.
only if you have your lion owning license. which can be earned by being a lion tamer!
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No
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publix, food lion
you can own a sea lion or any other animal in international waters and some southern countries
No
this is for the math sheet thingy: It should have 25 letters not including space. IT IS: A LION THAT MAKES ITS OWN WINE!