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If You Want To Learn About Lions And See A Hilarious Photo, Look No Farther


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The Lion looks like a big, orange, cat with a long tail that has a small tuff at the end.

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This is a picture.

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The lion lives in Africa and Australia. Africa Archives - Adventure, baby!

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Lion Hunting | Baboon Try To Escape From Lion Hunting But Fail - YouTube this is a not so smart baboon.

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The mane on the lion makes it stand out from all the other animals.

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Why do male lions have manes? The mane has often been viewed as a shield that protects a male's neck during fights against other males, but lions mostly attack each other on the back and hips. ... The length and darkness of the manes also signal information to other males about a lion's fighting ability.

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Frequently Asked Questions | College of Biological Sciences

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I find there mane interesting.

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