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How does a lion protect its young without fighting?
A lion makes a grunting sound usually made to mate!
What is the young one of lion?
a baby lion is a cub
How does a lion protect its young?
well, between the claws and the razor sharp teeth, i think their power over other animals is how they protect them.
What is lion's young one called?
a cub
What is a young one of the lion called?
a kitten of course!
What do we call a young of a lion?
The young one of a lion is referred to as a cub. Lions normally live in groups for protection and easy hunting.
What is the name of a young lion?
A young lion is called a lion cub.
Can a panther kill a mountain lion?
Yes, the names panther and mountain lion can be used to describe the same animal. To protect its young, a mother can be expected to fight another to the death.
What do you call the young of the lion?
A young lion is named a cub.
What is the amount of young a sea lion has?
Usually only one pup is born in a sea lion litter.
What is the name for a young lion?
A young lion is called a cub.
How young is a lion when it is born?
Less than one day old.
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