What are some physiological adaptations of lions?

Answer 1

Cheetahs have several psychological adaptations to help them survive. Cheetahs, unlike other cats, don't hide and stalk their prey before attacking. They focus and run their prey down fur the kill.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Even though cheetahs are the fastest mammals, their hunting success rate is actually very low. This poses quite the problem for them because with each attempted hunt, they spend a massive amount of energy and so with each failure the chance they will starve is higher.

Female adult cheetah are solitary, except when with her young, which stay with her till adolescence. It's more typical for male adults to live in small groups with other males, in order to better drive away outsider competition for hunting territory and females in neighbouring territories.

Cheetah cubs and thick hair on their necks which imitates dry grass very well. The mother cheetah leaves them hidden in tall grass (they don't burrow holes or dens) while she hunts. They loose that when they grow older.

Answer 4

Lions have adapted with strong jaw muscles and sharp teeth for hunting and consuming prey, excellent night vision for hunting during the low-light conditions of dawn and dusk, and a thick mane on males for protection during fights. They also have strong legs for running and pouncing on prey.

Answer 5

lions have small ears to lock in heat. the leg muscles are very strong.

Answer 6

A cheetahs strong legs helps it go fast. THe adaptation of a cheetah to help it find food is its legs.

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