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They are extinct in the wild there are only about 100-400 in captivity

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How many barbary lions are left in the world?

* there are no barbary lions left in the wild the last one was shot in 1922 . * :( * but there are around 140 in captivity.


How many barbary lions are in the world?

* there are no barbary lions left in the wild the last one was shot in 1922 . * :( * but there are around 140 in captivity.


What are Barbary lion?

Barbary lions were large lions that roamed northern Africa. Except for a few that are in captivity, they are considered extinct in the wild.


How big did male Barbary lions get?

Male barbary lions are 550 pounds to 620 pounds. They are 11 ft in length.


Where do Barbary lions live?

Libya


Can a barbary lion kill a grizzly bear?

No. Barbary lions and grizzlies live on two separate continents, thus they will never ever meet each other to commit any harm to each other.


Is the African lion known as the Barbary lion?

No. Barbary Coast lions are extinct in the wild. Only a few remain in captivity. They are smaller, with bigger manes, and darker fur.


Are lions the second largest cats?

Yes, and Barbary lions are the biggest lion weighing 500 pounds at average.


What year did the Barbary lion become extinct?

Barbary Lions are not extinct, they have a small pride of them at Longleat wildlife park, in the UK.


What types of lions are there?

Currently there are only two species/breeds of lions that are alive. They are the African Lion and the Asiatic Lion. Other species of Lions like the European Lion, the American Cave Lion and the Barbary Lion were all hunted to extinction centuries ago. As of now, all lion species are endangered. The Asiatic Lion is critically endangered with only a few hundred species left in the wild.


How big can a barbary lion get?

Barbary Lions weigh from 400 to 620 lb,stand 3.5 feet tall and are 11 feet long


Why are barbary lions endangered?

Due to habitat loss from human expansion and activities.