Male Lion Research Paper

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Lions are pretty interesting animals, here are some facts about them. One fact is that the scientific name for the lion is Panthera leo. Another fact about the lion, is that male lions fight against other male lions for the female lions. Speaking of male lions, some can weigh up to 550 pounds! Male lions are also the only gender of lions that have manes, while females don’t. The last fact about lions is that they live in groups called pride. It is important to take good care of wildlife and all animals in the world because animals are one of God’s most important creations. If one major animal becomes extinct because it has not been taken good care of, then the animal food chain would be chaos. There would be too many of one kind of species.

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