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How long do the mother lions stay with their cubs?
Mother lions usually stay with their cubs for about 2 years. During this time, they nurse, protect, and teach their young cubs essential survival skills before they become independent.
Why do the lions like to eat people?
Some lions are in poor shape because of age or injury and man is an easy prey for them to kill. In some areas of their range normal prey has become rare and humans become an easy target. Humans are just another part of the food chain.
How do lions change babyhood to adulthood?
Do you mean?, how do lions factor into coming of age for humans, or how do lions change from babyhood to adulthood
When do lions become sexually mature?
Males mature when they are around 3 years old and at 4-5 they are capable of challanging and displacing older males. They begin to weaken with age between 10-15 years. Most females will have had cubs by the time she is 4 years old. Lionesses generally live longer than males.
At what age do lions breed?
male lions can breed when they are 2 years old and the female lions can breed when they are 3 years old.stupid person who asked this
At what age can you become an independent Minor?
Depends on your state.
At what age does a muskrat become independent of its mother?
4 Weeks
What age do killer whales become independent?
they take about 12 months to depart from there mothers
How long do the mother lions stay with their cubs?
Mother lions usually stay with their cubs for about 2 years. During this time, they nurse, protect, and teach their young cubs essential survival skills before they become independent.
How long does it take a chipmunk to become an adult?
Young chipmunks are independent at about two months of age.
At what age can you become an independent Minor in Maryland?
In Maryland you cannot do so. There is no emancipation statute in the state.
How much life does a lion have as an adult?
At age two, lions become sexually mature, and males start to grow manes.
When do little blue penguins become independent from their parents and start catching their own food?
Little Blue penguins usually become independent from their parents and start catching their own food just a few months after they are hatched. They are generally considered to be independent at about five months of age.
When did the colony of New Hampshire become independent?
They become independent in 1679
Why do the lions like to eat people?
Some lions are in poor shape because of age or injury and man is an easy prey for them to kill. In some areas of their range normal prey has become rare and humans become an easy target. Humans are just another part of the food chain.
How do you get an elder in habitat rescue lions pride?
over time the lions age
Will lions ever become extinct?
Currently, some lions are endangered, but with proper management and responsibility on our part, they will never become extinct.
