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What else can I help you with?
Do lions reproduce asexually?
No they don't; lions reproduce sexually, just like all other vertebrates.
Do lions reproduce asexually and sexually?
No...just sexually.
Why do sea lions make love?
So that they can reproduce and continue their species.
How do male lions reproduce?
Only males can't reproduce, you need both males and females for that. And they reproduce pretty much just like domestic cats and dogs do.
Do mountain lions mate?
Yes, in order to reproduce, a mountain lion has to mate.
Do lions reproduces sexually or asexually?
Lions reproduce sexually. However, female lions do not ovulate in a "cycle," like most female mammals. In order for a lioness to ovulate, she must mate with a male quite a few times before she begins the ovulation process.
What time of year do lions produce?
lions year will be in 102 years thanks for telling.you welcome
Ligers cannot reproduce what does this tell you about lions and tigers?
their DNA isn't close enough
Which other animal in its class can a lion successfully reproduce - monkey wolve lion dog?
Lions can only reproduce with lions, however they can have babies with tigers also but the babies are like mules they cannot reproduce since the genetics aren't quite right for full reproductive success between the two species.
Can lions and dogs reproduce?
Yes, and they often do. (If you meant, can a lion and a dog mate, then the answer is no.) Yes because they are both animals and all animals reproduce or have babies. But not together.
How do lions survival?
They survive by eating food and drinking water. At the water hole that's where they find their prey! Lions survive like every other animal. They eat, sleep, and reproduce. Lions survive by hunting other animals
Why do lions fight with each other?
Lions fight with each other to establish dominance, defend their territory, and compete for mates. These fights help maintain the social hierarchy within a pride and ensure the strongest lions have access to resources and opportunities to reproduce.
