### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | lion:

African lion
* Most african lions belong to families
  - eat animals
* Most african lions have coats
* Some african lions have enemies
* are larger than Asiatic lions
  - one of the biggest cats in the world
  - social animals, unlike most predatory cats
* are the largest and most powerful of the African carnivores
  - carnivorous animals found in Africa
  - only member of the cat family in which the males and females look different
* have a much better chance for survival
  - tan-colored fur on their body
* inhabit grassland.
* live in groups of related females calledprides.

Asiatic lion
* Most asiatic lions live for years
  - in families
* are in a much more perilous position as human encroachment has reduced their habitat
  - mainly nocturnal and crepuscular
* are, in general, slightly smaller than African lions.
* have thicker elbow tufts and a longer tail tuft than African lions.
* prey largely on deer and livestock.
* tend to be smaller than their African cousins.

Female lion
* Most female lions have bloody noses
* ambush zebras.
* are about one foot shorter than male lions
  - also capable of synchronous breeding
  - better at hunting than male lions
  - smaller and lighter than males
  - the primary hunters of the group
* can breed several times a year.
* do most of the hunting, while male lions defend the pride's territory
  - spray but only occasionally

Golden lion
* Most golden lions have diets
  - ranges
* Some golden lions have individuals.
* have limit distribution ranges
* live primarily in the trees.
* tamarins groom much like other primates
  - themselves much like other primates
* tamarins sleep as a group in hollow tree cavities or in dense vines and epiphytes
  - in tree holes for warmth and protection from predators at night

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | lion:

Lioness
* Most lionesses have ages
  - cubs by the age of four
* Some lionesses have multiple fractures.
* Some lionesses kill american women
  - stalk newborn calves
* also take care of the cubs.
* are better hunters than males and do most of the hunting for a pride
  - mainly responsible for hunting since they are swifter as compared to males
  - polyoestrous females, as they can come to heat in any time of the year
  - powerful animals who usually hunt in co-ordinated groups and stalk their chosen prey
* bear three to five young, which become fairly independent after two years.
* chase zebras.
* commonly take meat from cubs.
* do nearly all the hunting for the pride, mostly in groups or pairs.
* have ability
* hunting at night show predatory aggression, with minimal threat displays.
* hunting in a group can throw a giraffe off balance
  - packs can take down fully-grown animals of prey species
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - faces
  - heads
  - manes
  - nuclei
  - pads
  - paws
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
* normally give birth every two years.
* occupy positions.
* often hunt in small groups increasing their success.
* prefer to hunt zebras because they are slower than antelopes and impalas.
* share the responsibility of raising their young and often feed and clean eachother's cubs.
* stalk prey.