Where does the lion live?

Question 1: Where does the lion live? The lion is the only hermaphrodite cat. Lions are huge, with the length of the male lion reaching 180cm and the female lion reaching 160cm. The lion's hair is very short and its body color is light gray, yellow or brown. The difference is that male lions also have long manes, such as light brown, dark brown and black, which extend to the shoulders and chest. The longer the mane, the darker the color. Maybe those guys are handsome and brave in the eyes of the lioness and often attract the attention of' ladies'. The lion has a huge head, a wide face, long nasal bones and a black nose. Lions have short ears and round ears (I noticed that some people confuse a puma with a lioness because they both have the word "lion" in their names. In fact, it can be distinguished from the appearance. The ears of a lioness seem to be short semicircles, while those of a cougar are longer and sharper. In addition, lions belong to leopard subfamily in cats, while cougars belong to cat subfamily, which is very different. The lion's forelimbs are stronger than its hind limbs, and its claws are wide. The lion has a long tail with a bunch of long black hair at the end.

Lions living at the north and south ends of the African continent have more developed manes, extending to the back and abdomen, and are also the largest. However, under the special care of human shotguns, these two subspecies have become extinct one after another. Asian lions in India are smaller and have shorter manes than their African brothers. They are also on the verge of extinction.

Lions used to live in southeast Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa. Lions living in Europe were extinct due to human activities around 1 century, while lions living in Asia, especially India, were almost hunted down by British colonists who conquered India at the beginning of the 20th century (completely showing the lewdness of human beings after the poor became rich)! Fortunately, Indians, who have always regarded lions as sacred animals, finally saved them and placed them in Gil National Forest Park in Gujarat, northwest India. There are about 300-400 lions now. After the extinction of Asian lions living in West Asia due to poaching, Jill National Forest became the last habitat of Asian lions. ...

Lions living in Africa are now scattered on the continent from sub-Saharan Africa to northern South Africa. They live in vast grasslands, open woodlands and semi-desert areas, and are also found in mountainous areas with an altitude of 5000 meters in Kenya.

There are many subspecies of lions, and anthropologists have made different classifications of lion subspecies. At present, this site is subject to the domain (1) 13-level classification of Lioncrusher. At present, human beings have extinct two subspecies:

P.l.leo: Barbary lion, living in North Africa, became extinct in 1922.

P.l.melanochaita: The Cape Lion or Cape Lion, living in Cape Province, South Africa, became extinct in 1865.

Unlike other cats, lions are social animals. A lion group usually consists of 4- 12 related lionesses, their children and 1-6 lions. These lions are often related by blood, such as brothers. The size of a lion depends on its habitat and the number of prey. Lions in East Africa tend to be bigger because there is plenty of food there. The largest lion may gather 30 or more members, but most lions maintain about 15 members, and smaller lions are also common. Members of the lions don't always stay together, but they enjoy their territory and get along well with each other. For example, lionesses lick each other's fur, nurse and look after their children, and of course, hunt together.

Hunting in lions is basically done by female members. They can attack no matter day or night, but the success rate is higher at night, especially in windy and dark nights ... Wind generally has little effect on lion hunting, but if there is wind, they may take advantage of it, because the noise made by wind and grass will cover up the sound of these female hunters approaching. These heroines always cooperate with each other, especially when the prey is big. These ladies always quietly surround their prey from all sides and gradually narrow the encirclement. Some of them are responsible for driving away their prey, while others are waiting for an ambush. Although this trick looks very powerful, in fact, their success rate is only about 20%. If the hunting grounds are easier to hide, they will be more likely to succeed. If they are full, they don't have to hunt in five or six days.

Men in lions rarely take part in hunting, but of course they are basically only responsible for "eating". This can't blame their male chauvinism and laziness. If you want to hide exaggerated manes and huge heads on the open grassland, it's really not >>

Question 2: Where does the lion live in China? Lions live in savannah areas. There are no wild animals in China, only zoos have them.

Question 3: Living habits of lions Lions usually live in groups. A lion group has about 8 to 30 members, with an average of 17. It usually includes several generations of lioness, at least one adult lion and some growing cubs. Lions are the core of the pride, and they rarely leave their birthplace. Lions are made up of two adult lions, but only one is definitely the leader. Adult lions usually don't stay with lions. They wander around the territory all year round to defend the whole territory. Generally, being the leader of lions for several months to several years depends on whether they have enough ability to defeat foreign lions. The territory area of each lion group is quite clear, which can be as small as 20 square kilometers in places with sufficient prey; In areas where prey is scarce, they may have to establish a territory as large as 400- 1500 square kilometers. When a young lion is strong enough (usually 5 years old), it will defeat an old king of lions and become the new ruler. Most lionesses remain in the original lions when they mature, and some are driven away to join other lions. Lions usually spend every day in small groups. When they get together to hunt or eat, they get together. The most different from other cats is that lions are social animals and one of the most powerful cats on the earth, and it is difficult for other cats in Africa to compete with them. The lioness in the pride is basically stable, and they usually stay in the same pride from birth to death. Lions will also accept new lioness. But lions often rotate. They usually stay in a group of lions for only two years (compared with six years recorded). They are either driven away by younger and more attractive men, or run away from home to find new relationships and families. In addition, the young lion will be driven away by the compulsory independence system implemented by the Lions Club. In this way, there will be many homeless lions on the grassland. There are young people who are not deeply involved in the world, adventurers who are still charming in their prime, and old lions who are driven away after defeat. Sometimes these vagrants act alone and live in the dark, and sometimes they simply form a male support group. Before one of the members conquered another group of lions, they were good buddies who shared weal and woe, wandering around the grassland and tracking the migrating prey groups. It is said that some lions are so skilled and charming that they can control other lions nearby and maintain two "homes" at the same time. A lion group usually consists of 4- 12 related lionesses, their children and 1-2 lions. These lions are often related by blood, such as brothers. The size of a lion depends on its habitat and the number of prey. Lions in East Africa tend to be bigger because there is plenty of food there. Lions try to avoid meeting other lions. Lions mark their territory by roaring and smelling urine. They usually growl every night before hunting and before waking up at dawn to start activities. Lions excrete urine in bushes, bushes or simply on the ground, or leave these * * * odor marks on the passages where they often walk to declare their territory. Sometimes, lions will draw feces on bushes as a mark. When encountering an uninvited guest or just a strange lion passing by, the lion will growl and warn the newcomer, "Don't approach, or you will be killed!" " Sometimes aggressive foreign lions, or perhaps cubs whose internal skills have improved to a certain extent, will challenge the current lion king and try to replace him. At this time, a fierce life-and-death fight is inevitable. Lions' territories vary in size. For example, lions in kalahari desert may occupy 1 19- 125 square kilometers, while lions living in Nairobi National Park can grab up to 3 square kilometers. The largest territory can exceed 4 square kilometers, and the border is bounded by shit. Sometimes the territory between adjacent lions sometimes overlaps. The territory of African lions is often fiercely competitive with spotted dogs and leopards, and competition is inevitable. In the territory, leopards, wild dogs, etc. In a depressed position, the dominant hyenas sometimes challenge the lioness and kill them. Among lions, the lioness is the main hunter. Although the running speed of lions exceeds 60 kilometers per hour, their prey often runs faster than them. When hunting, these big cats don't pay attention to the wind direction, so they often expose their smells to their prey; Moreover, compared with their huge bodies and narrow hearts, lions lack the endurance of long-distance pursuit, and they are exhausted after only a short sprint. Therefore, in most cases, they have to go home empty-handed. In any case, lions always approach the target carefully when hunting, and use everything as much as possible ... >>

Question 4: The specific life habits of lions Lions are the only cats that live in groups. Male lions and female lions have different division of labor in the group, and the female lion preys on them. The lion's weight 120-250kg and body length 140- 192cm. Different from other cats, male lions have obvious manes to protect their necks when fighting with each other. The horny thorn at the end is also a remarkable feature. Lions are also the only animals in cats that can really roar, and the roar can reach 89 kilometers away. Lions have excellent eyesight. They can find prey far away and hunt in groups. They are fast and efficient.

Lions are the biggest carnivores. When it wants to stand up, its height can reach 120 cm. The male lion weighs 200 kg and the female lion weighs 130 kg. A male lion is characterized by a strong physique and a well-developed mane on his neck. This young male lion began to grow manes when he was about two years old, but this is the longest mane in his heyday.

Lions can mate all year round. But the females in the group often give birth at the same time. The average time for a lioness to give birth to a cub is 18 months to 26 months, and the pregnancy period is 100 days to19 days, which is about four months. Each fetus can give birth to 1 to 6 cubs, but the most common is three or four. If the young lion dies, the lioness can get pregnant and mate again in a few days. The baby lion weighs only about 300 grams at birth, which means that it is only six taels, which is very small. No eyes, no hair. Two weeks later, I opened my eyes. I dated my mother for three months.

Lions are sleepy in the morning or active at night. Lions rest for twenty to twenty-one hours every day. Every day, when the sun just goes down, or when the prey succeeds, it will roar. This roar is loud enough to travel nine kilometers away. This roar is to announce that I am full. This place is mine. I am standing here. None of you should be in my field. At the same time, it has to keep patrolling around its home. During the patrol, there will be some secretions, feces, and the like. Get rid of things that give off some smells, and then make a mark around to tell others that you don't want to come here. This is my place . Don't come in.

Lions prey on many kinds of herbivores and also eat carrion. The so-called carrion is a rotting animal preyed by other animals or a natural death that is actually rotting. It also eats this kind of meat. Because of its large size and strong strength, lions usually prey on larger herbivores. Generally more than 50 kg, the maximum weight can catch 300 kg of animals. So wildebeests and zebras are their favorite prey. If the whole lion Qi Xin works together, he can also catch herbivores, such as African buffalo and giraffe, which weigh two to four times as much as the lion. They can all prey, so we can see that lions are very powerful animals.

Lions mainly prey on ungulates, such as wildebeests, antelopes, zebras, and sometimes elephants and rhinos. Drink plenty of water after dinner and then go back to the shelter to kill time.

The lions in the pride are always challenged by other lions, so the lions in the pride will be replaced every three years on average.

Question 5: Are there lions in China? Where are they distributed? Lions in ancient China were introduced from western countries during Emperor Wu's expedition. No lion was born and raised in China. At that time, there were no lions born and raised in western countries. They were brought from India, Persia and * * * countries.

Origin of lions: Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, India, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, South Africa, Sudan, Swaziland, United Republic of Tanzania, Uganda and United Republic of Tanzania.

Question 6: Lions like the living environment and distribution. Lions are the only cats that like to live in groups. They prefer grasslands and also appear in dry forests and semi-deserts, but they don't live in deserts and rainforests. They seldom leave their birthplace.

Lions once lived in southern Europe, western Asia, India and Africa. A subspecies lived in Central Europe and North America during the Ice Age, but disappeared after the Ice Age. According to the reports of scholars at that time, lions still existed in the Balkans of ancient Greece. It is generally believed that lions in Europe became extinct in 1 century due to human activities. Today, most lions live in sub-Saharan Africa. Lions in the northern Sahara desert became extinct in1940s. In the 20th century, almost all lions in Asia became extinct, and only a few survived in a nature park in India. In the past, there were lions in all ecological environments except forests.

Question 7: Where does the lion live in China? Lions live in savannah areas. There are no wild animals in China, only zoos have them.

Question 8: Briefly talk about the specific life habits of lions? Lions are the only cats that live in groups. Male lions and female lions have different division of labor in the group, and the female lion preys on them. The lion's weight 120-250kg and body length 140- 192cm. Different from other cats, male lions have obvious manes to protect their necks when fighting with each other. The horny thorn at the end is also a remarkable feature. Lions are also the only animals in cats that can really roar, and the roar can reach 89 kilometers away. Lions have excellent eyesight. They can find prey far away and hunt in groups. They are fast and efficient.

Lions are the biggest carnivores. When it wants to stand up, its height can reach 120 cm. The male lion weighs 200 kg and the female lion weighs 130 kg. A male lion is characterized by a strong physique and a well-developed mane on his neck. This young male lion began to grow manes when he was about two years old, but this is the longest mane in his heyday.

Lions can mate all year round. But the females in the group often give birth at the same time. The average time for a lioness to give birth to a cub is 18 months to 26 months, and the pregnancy period is 100 days to19 days, which is about four months. Each fetus can give birth to 1 to 6 cubs, but the most common is three or four. If the young lion dies, the lioness can get pregnant and mate again in a few days. The baby lion weighs only about 300 grams at birth, which means that it is only six taels, which is very small. No eyes, no hair. Two weeks later, I opened my eyes. I dated my mother for three months.

Question 9: Don't lions live on grasslands? How can they be called the king of the forest? 1 & gt； The road has changed, and the forest disappears until it disappears, and it is also from the forest to the grassland. 2> Arc, lions, tigers, leopards ... Except elephants, they are lions, and elephants are herbivores, so they are the biggest carnivores of lions and rule this land.

Question 10: Where do lions usually live in the water?