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Who is the king of the forest?
the lion is the king of forest
Who is king of forest?
the lion
Who is forest king?
the lion
Who is king of forest according to the latest concepts?
Lions don't really live in the forest. But if we consider wilderness as forest, then lions can be called the king of forest. "Lion is known to be the King of Beasts or King of Forest across most...They shouldn't be called that because lions don't live in a forest, and sometimes, lions are called "king of the jungle". However, that saying is incorrect as lions don't live in jungles so the..
Is The Lion King of the forest?
Yes.
Does a lion live in a forest or coniferous forest?
Lions live in forests.
What is the origin of the word lion?
king of forest
WHERE IN THE MOVIE LION KING DID MUFASA LIVE?
In the movie the lion king where did they live
Is lion the king of forest?
Lions don't really live in the forest. But if we consider wilderness as forest, then lions can be called the king of forest. "Lion is known to be the King of Beasts or King of Forest across most cultures of the world. This is mostly because of a lion's appearance and partly because of the social structure of a pride and the lion's role in the pride. A lion does possess a royal look and attitude. Add to that a tremendous roar that can be heard over miles across the Savannah. Also, living in a pride, a lion doesn't need to hide itself or avoid any other animals including human beings. A lion lives in the open and controls its territory like a true king, sporting a 'kingly' mane and heading a pride that feeds him" From: http://indrajit.wordpress.com/bigcats/
What animal represents leadership?
a lion its the king of the forest
In what biome does the lion king start?
tropical rain forest
Why is ''King of the Jungle'' not really an accurate name for the lion?
African lions do not live in the jungle and prefer the savanna. That title would be more fitting for the tiger or jaguar. The Asiatic lion lives in the Gir Forest of India. The Gir is a dry deciduous forest and far from being a jungle.
