Why do lions have thick fur?

Answer 1

Well the sea lion is most commonly known to have long fur to thefact that cran'(uncleaned herring) can attack them in a such violent way. So silly poono's military treehouse(remember that?) can find your cheese?

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Answer 2

The tan fur camouflages the lions in the dry grass, making it harder for prey to spot them.

Answer 3

They blend in very well with the dry grasses of the Savannah in Africa.

Answer 4

The sandy brown color of lions is similar to that of the grasses in which they hunt, so it makes them harder to see.

Answer 5

The yellow hair of the Lion is a part of its mane. It helps itself to look majestic and helps to protect itself while fighting like when a strong blow is hit, its mane reduces injury.

Answer 6

Lions have thick fur to regulate their body temperature. It helps keep them warm in colder temperatures and protects them from the sun in hotter climates. Additionally, the fur provides insulation and protection against environmental elements and potential injuries.

Answer 7

They are a golden colour for camoflauge xx

Answer 8

It is so they can camouflage in the sand and dry shrubs. This way, their prey will not see them. What I'm trying to say is, its useful for when they're hunting.

Answer 9

The color of dry vegetation. Natures way of helping them stalk prey. Many animals evolve to have a certain color to help them blend into the area's they hunt and live.

Answer 10

Tigers have stripes like zebras do, but I think they are a different color.