A lion may gorge itself and eat up to 30 kg (66 lb) in one sitting. Multiply that amount by the cost of fresh meat in your area. After gorging, the lion may go for a day or two before it feeds again. Still, it is an expensive undertaking for the person doing the feeding.
baby lions They are the top of the food chain. Without lions there would be an overpopulation of other animals which would ruin the vegetation and ecosystem of the plains of Africa.
Of course it would! Lions fight and even kill other lions to keep away from their food and territory.
lions sleep because they hunt for food at night.
lions need food so that they can survive and grow strong.
A picture of a lion hunting a zebra in the wild would be an example of a predator-prey interaction.
Well it is unique to the food web. In other words, if you add an alligator to a Saharan ecosystem, it would do nothing pretty much, but if you add a colony of Lions to a forest biome, it would drastically decrease the amount of animals that would be the lions' prey, which would in turn decrease the amount of lions and other animals in the ecosystem because of starvation or food competition.
Yes. Just as any other mammal; lions poop. How else would they get rid of the food pilling up in their digestive sytem?
Of coarse they would, we humans can survive weeks without food as long as there is an intake of water.
Lions and zebra do not compete. Instead, lions hunt zebra for food. Lions do compete with other animals like hyenas over prey, including zebras.
Lions are predators that hunt for food the are on the top of the food chain and their only threat are humans or other lions. They mostly hunt but on rare occasions they would scavenge
Lions are at the top of the food chain. The only big,big,BIG reason why the aren't as many lions as there use to people(like us) would kill them. Usually for their skin. The lions prey would increase way too much and the whole food chain wouldd be unbalanced. This may also cause existion of animals if lions were not around.
There have been recorded instances of male lions, including Tsavo lions, killing cubs that are not their own in order to bring the females back into estrus. However, it is not common for lions of any subspecies to eat their own cubs for food.