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Panthera leo
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Lion - Louisville Zoo
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A Lion in Kruger National Park, South Africa
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A lion in West Midlands Safari Park
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Panthera leo bleyenberghi, Zoo Leipzig
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Lion Cubs, Etosha National Park, Namibia
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African Lion, Pittsburgh Zoo
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Lion (Panthera leo), Blaauwbosch Game Reserve, Eastern Cape, Southafrica
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Lions in Masai Mara National Park, Kenya
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Lion Cub with Mother in the Serengeti
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7 lions spotted along the road in the Masai Mara National Park in Kenya
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Pair of lions in West Midlands Safari Park
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A Lion (Panthera Leo) at Colchester Zoo, UK.
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A Lion (Panthera Leo) at Colchester Zoo, UK.
Lions can open their mouths nearly a foot.
The lion, one of the strongest cats, is truly the king of the jungle.
How Long Do Lions Live
An old lion surveys his territory. Females lions live longer than males, as they are used to hunting in groups.
Simba seeks to take his rightful place as King of the Jungle in The Lion King.
Male lions are much bigger than females and they have large manes, or hair, which covers their head and neck and stretches underneath to their belly.
The Lion King is the highest-grossing hand-drawn animated feature of all time with a total box office of over $986 million.
Lions are the number one natural enemy of elephants.
Lion cubs are born with blue eyes, but they turn brown with age
A statue of a Barbary lion in London
Lion vs Bear
Lion vs Bear
Lion vs Bear
Lions are the kings of the jungle because of their raw power and strength. Lions fear no other animals, and only in danger from poachers.
A male and female lion relaxing in the grass. The lion is unusual among all types of big cats in that it lives in social groups called prides.
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