No...lions live in a warm dry climate where there is no need to migrate to a different area.
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Lions don't migrate...
No, lions do not migrate nor do they hibernate.
Lions don't migrate. Occasionally, they'll move if prey becomes too scarce.
Lions live in the tropics and subtropics, where no animals are known to hibernate. They also have fixed territories, so they don't migrate. However, they do hunt migrating ungulates such as wildebeest and zebra.
They may follow migrating herds of prey animals. Lions groups are called prides.
Lions don't migrate...
No, lions do not migrate nor do they hibernate.
No. Lions do not migrate. Big cats do not migrate, but stay in their home ranges all year.
Unless forced by a severe drought or similar, lions don't migrate regardless of color.
You people are morans you dont even know that ligers migrate there just like tigers and lions ask do lions migrate and find out then
Lions don't migrate. Occasionally, they'll move if prey becomes too scarce.
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Lions don't migrate. On rare occasions they'll move if prey becomes too scarce. No animals migrate in their sleep. It's impossible to move about purposefully when you're asleep.
Lions neither hibernate or migrate.Lions have a territory they live in and protect.
mountain lions don't migrate because only birds migrate I think. But I don't know why they don't hibernate, I need to know that myself... Sorry, I can't help that much...
Lions live in the tropics and subtropics, where no animals are known to hibernate. They also have fixed territories, so they don't migrate. However, they do hunt migrating ungulates such as wildebeest and zebra.
Not all of the lions' prey migrates (ie gazelles). They usually feed on that when food like wildebeests migrate. This is a very interesting questions, so you might want to research about it more.