Look What Happened When Injured Lion Cub Lost Mother And Can't Make Food? | Wild Animal Life




Lions live mainly on tropical grasslands. They live in herds, consisting of one adult male, many females, and both male and female off spring in wild animals. In fact, the wild world always contains extreme harshness. Lions are no exception. Right from birth, the injured lions have to live in extremely harsh conditions, when only 1 in 8 male lions can live to adulthood in wild animals. There are many reasons why injured lions die prematurely such as injury, disease, lack of food or even being killed by adults in wild animals. When living with pride, injured lions must work hard to learn how to survive because when they are 2 years old, the male lions dominated - the father of all cubs - will drive the males out. Pride , leaving them to find a way to make a living in solitude . Only brave, intelligent male lions are able to survive before becoming the dominant "lion king" of pride in wild animals. It is almost impossible for male lions to create new pride on their own. They were forced to rob the other injured lions pride in wild animals. Therefore, the territory of a male lion is always watched by many enemies. Infanticide in injured lions is common, and here we will briefly look into the theories as to why injured lions, both males and females, commit such an act in wild animals. If the male is not strong enough to defend his territory against invaders, he can be killed or driven from the pride, the injured lion cubs will be the first prey to be hunted.. When a male lion lion is hunted in wild animals. come to take possession of the pride, he will kill all the cubs in the pride because they are not his cubs. Tragedy begins here, the lionesses are determined to protect the disobedient cubs. That led to a pitiful death with the mother lion. This female lion fought the new dominant male lions to protect her cubs in wild animals.

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