Why are lions good predators?

Answer 1

They are good predators, however, it is rare for them to be successful each time they hunt. They stand a chance of catching only 1 animal in 3 hunts. They have good eyesight at night, which helps them prowl around their prey. Since they don't run as fast as cheetahs, they tend to get as close as possible to their prey and dart out. They kill their prey by grasping their powerful jaws tightly in their prey's throat, reaching the air pipe and suffocating them. Lions are at the top of the food chain in Africa, so they don't need to fear any predators.
Lions' main virtue is that they hunt in packs. They make sure they always outnumber their prey, and they try to find weak prey who can't fight back.

In short, lions are good predators because they are SMART.

Answer 2

they will rrape you

Not as bad as you are bed

The Detroit Lions are so awful. In the 2008-2009 season they lost all 16 games, finishing at 0-16. Funnily, they won all of their preseason games.

Imagine a bunch of newborn babies with Calvin Johnson and Kevin Smith (the 2 only good players) upsidedown in a box in space filled with kecthup trying to find a piece of shredded cheese. That's Lion's bad.

The Lions are without a doubt the worst team in the history of organized sports and this is coming from a Detroit Lion fan.

Answer 3

Lions are good predators due to their strength, speed, and social nature. They hunt in groups, enabling them to take down larger prey. They also possess sharp claws and teeth for effectively capturing and killing their prey.

Answer 4

It depends on what you think of lions. i think that they are pretty cool, but wolves are cooler.

Answer 5

Nothing, they are a natural part of the environment and a product of evolution. They fulfill a vital role in maintaining the health of the environment.