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When a mountain lion is born it weighs approximately 3-5 pounds.

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No?

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A lion is a member of the pride, a wolf is a member of the pack.

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A pride (group) of lions is usually a family structure, with a dominant male (and often a less dominant male or two as well), four to twenty females, and their cubs. Male cubs, when they get older, are often killed or driven out by the dominant male, so that there is no contest for leadership.

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Its true there are no lions!

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Yes.

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Their teeth and claws are the adaptations that get the most attention.

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The mane on the males is the thing that separates the lion from other cats, and the fact that they are social animals.

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The condor species are vultures, so they do eat dead animals.

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Any carnivore will scavenge if given the chance.

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Well first a lion cub is born from a lioness( a female lion). The female does this alone with no lions around. The cubs can't see for a few weeks I think and then they go to the pride. Prides usually have 10-20 members inside them. The leaders of the pride(the males) will either welcome the cubs or kill them. And they grow and grow and grow. If you are a male, you will be kicked out of the pride when 2or 3 years old. You'll have to join another pride. When new lions come(males) they will kill the cubs made with the other males. And you live a life of happy moments and sad times and eventually you'll died. thenks 4 readin'

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ermm they probably guard it for like ever and then when no one's looking they pounce and then its theirs lol i dunno... :D

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Cougar, puma, catamount, panther, deer tiger.

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Yes it can

Only if the alligator was small or sick.

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They are the king of the food chain, so they don't really compete with other organisms besides each other.

Lions compete with hyenas for food, as they are both apex predators inhabiting the same region.

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Lions live in groups, which are called prides, because as a group they can better defend themselves, care for their young, as well as hunt more successfully.

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Where lions live in

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Yes, they swim quite well but only swim when forced to do so. Unlike the tiger and they jaguar, they do not really enjoy swimming for "fun."

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Males average 345 to 400 pounds, females between 250-285 pounds.

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Lions have been clocked at 50 miles per hour over short distances. The fastest human on earth could not outrun a lion.

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Every living thing is part of one food chain or another. A lion is the top predator in its food chain, and in the African savanna food web, it is at the same level as hunting dogs, leopards, cheetahs, and hyenas

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Lions seek a shady location during the heat of the day.

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This means that you are able to see what a particular herdsire is able to throw / produce. In the ring, several offspring are shown per herdsire. They all have to have the same sire, but not necessarily the same dam. This shows overall what the herdsire is able to produce in the next generation.