Assertion: lion | /r/AtLocation | pride
Facets:
value: with up to 25 others
type: OTHER
value: together
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: 10 to 20 lions may live in a pride.
text: How many lions live in a pride?
text: Ten to forty lions may live in a pride.
text: Lions live together in a pride based upon a group of related females (Lionesses) and their cubs.
text: Not all lions live in pride.
text: The lion is the only big cat that lives in a group, or pride, which may number from 5 to 35 members.
text: Lions are the most sociable members of the cat family living in prides with up to 25 others.
text: Lions live in prides, where they are more secure and also have equal chances of survival.
text: Analysis of these sightings indicate that lions retained living in prides even when under increasing persecution, particularly in the eastern Maghreb.
text: As far as lions are concerned, they are social cats and live in prides (pack of 15-40 lions).
text: Not all lions live in prides.
text: They are also the only cats to live in large family groups, or prides.
text: Not all lions live in prides.
text: Lions live in prides that consist of 3 - 30 individuals, but they usually average at 4 - 6 individuals.
text: They live in ‘prides’ that consist of several related lionesses and their cubs, some of which will be half-grown, and the two or three adult males, usually brothers or at least pride mates, who rule the territory and the pride.
text: They live in ‘prides’, social groups that usually consist of a small number of males who operate a strict hierarchy and a larger group of females, accompanied by their cubs.