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It helps the lion to run fast and jump on it's prey
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What are a lion's hind legs used for?
Running and leaping. Lions use their back legs to anchor themselves when they kill prey.
What are lions legs for?
To help the lion move (i.e., run, walk, stalk) and to chase and catch prey.
What body part does a lion use in getting food?
All parts of ANY animal are necessary for its survival.
What is the lion's defense?
Well a lion's defence is if there prey comes near them lion's uses there claws to scrach the prey or chase it or jump on the prey or even bite its prey down and eat's the prey.
What is the analogy of the word predator prey and lion?
Complete the analogy; predator: prey: lion
What are the willet adaptations for catching prey?
they can fly over their prey and .......
What is a structural adaptation of a tiger?
Some structural adaptations a Siberian tiger are: Long front legs to help them jump further, a flexible backbone to catch prey faster and sharp retractable claws for catching prey.
What is flamingo enemies?
There are countless - from bacteria, viruses etc., to crows, to Birds of Prey, to parasitic flies - all can kill eggs, immatures or adults. There is even a film of a very hungry African lion catching one.
How do you use a sentence for prey?
In a diagram that shows a lion and a deer, the lion is the predator and the deer is the prey.
What are some predator and prey?
Lion to a deer, the lion being the predator and the deer being its prey.
Where does a mountain lion get its food?
They hunt their prey, kill the prey, then eat the prey
What are the lion's usual prey?
They usually prey on Buffalo's or Zebra's
