All lion cubs do not have spots because every animal has a different feature of their same kind so the same way every lion has a different feature form each other so it is obvious that every lion cub will be of the same kind the lions are as some have spots and some do not.
No...But cubs have spots that fade as they grow.
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There are Buffalo, and other types of predators that lion cubs have.
Lion cubs. or cubs.
No...But cubs have spots that fade as they grow.
Not all of the four big cats have spots but the four big cats are Lion, Tiger, Leopards and Jaguars. Out of those four only two really have spots. Lion cubs can have spotted patterning, but this fades as the lion grow older.
yes, & so do leopards, jaguars, & lion cubs
No all lion cubs do not have to reproduce.
Mountain lion cubs have spots when they are born. The mountain lion can blend into the trees and climb very well.
They have a big brain
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Lion cubs have spots on a grayish coat until the age of three months, spots may remain on stomach especially in East Africa.
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They are called cubs if thats what your asking
Lion cubs are made when a lion and a lioness mate successfully.
No. All lion babies are just referred to as cubs.