Lion spots fade away when they start to mature.
lions don't have spots that's cheetahs or leopard's. But they have spots to blend in with the surrounding.
No...But cubs have spots that fade as they grow.
Lions are born with spots to keep themselves camouflaged when their mother goes out to hunt.
Yes they are. Only because when their mother goes out to hunt, it keeps them camouflaged.Also because of those spots we can tell the lion evoled from the leopard
Lions are animals that do not have any spots on their coats. Camels are another type of animal that has solid coloring.
Lions are basically tawny colored animals, but as cubs have spots that fade as they grow.
They will fade away.
To fade means to become lighter or less noticeable. If you keep losing weight, you will fade away. The dark spots fade when you use this cream.
lions don't have spots that's cheetahs or leopard's. But they have spots to blend in with the surrounding.
No...But cubs have spots that fade as they grow.
depends on what type of KS you have. I'm going to assume you have KS from an Immune Defiency. In this case, HAART medicine will bring your Tcells Back up , and the KS spots will stop spreading. Or you can do DOXIL chemotherapy, usually 4-6 treatments to treat the cancer.The spots will flatten first, then fade.. They don't usually fade away 100 %.. laser treatment which is expensive can help....
Lions are born with spots to keep themselves camouflaged when their mother goes out to hunt.
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The black spots left from chicken pox is called post inflammatory hyperpigmentation and will go away on its own in a few weeks to some months. If the spots don't fade, medical treatment such as steroid creams can help to rid them.
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it is when the top and bottom fade away
Yes, as they age bobcats do tend to lose their spots. However, the spots do not completely diminish. Instead, they fade in color.