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Is there a way that one lion or lioness could avoid aggression from another?

Rubbing or greeting serves as a safety measure to avoid fights. A lion can avoid aggression from a stronger opponent by showing submission in rolling onto his back, exposing the throat.

More frequently asked questions on the Lion


What are lions breeding habits?

Are the senses of a lion well developed?

Are lions cannibalistic?

Are lions territorial?

Can lions climb trees?

Do female lions secure food for their cubs?

How long do African Lions sleep on average?

When do young lions become independent?

Do lions attack elephants?

Do lions hide during rainy weather?

What speed can a lion reach when charging?

What are the biggest animals attacked by lion?

How far can the roar of a lion be heard?

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Why to male lions kill cubs that are not their own?

Can lions swim?

Do the home ranges of lions overlap?

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Which habitat to lions prefer?

What is the size of the average lion litter?

When is the best time for spotting lion?

Do the female lions do most of the hunting?

What causes a lion to become a man eater?

Does a pride of lions accept a stranger?

Are young adults expelled from the pride?

How often do female lions produce cubs?

How large is the average lion pride?

What are the preferred prey species of lion?

Do lions often become man eaters?

Do lions have enemies?

What is the distribution of lions in the Kruger Park?

Is it true that lions usually mate over a two to three day period?

Can the female lion roar?

Could vultures lead lions to a dead animal?

Does the male or the female lion initiate copulation?

How much meat can a lion consume during one meal?

Why do some males have black manes?

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How can I increase my chances of seeing mammals in Kruger National Park?

Is it true that giraffes have blue tongues?

Where can Elands be found in Kruger National Park?

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When do young lions become independent?

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Are honey badgers dangerous?

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What is a Serval?

How big do Serval get?

Do male baboons often kill each other in fights?

Are leopards territorial?

What is the lifespan of an impala?

What are the predators of impalas in Kruger National Park?

Is lion cub mortality high?

Do Honey Badgers have any predators?

What is the preferred habitat of the leopard?

What is the potential life span of a leopard?

Can visitors go on walking safaris to see mammals in Kruger National Park?

How far can cheetah run at top speed?

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