Lions: Habitat, Behavior, and Conservation

The video provides an overview of lions, highlighting their characteristics, social behavior, and habitats. It explains their hunting and sleeping habits, emphasizing the role of lionesses in hunting and the social structure of prides. The video also addresses the decline in lion populations and the need for conservation efforts. Viewers are encouraged to learn more through additional educational resources.

What type of animal is a lion?

• Invertebrate

• Reptile

• Mammal

• Amphibian

What is the primary role of lionesses in a pride?

• Roaring to communicate

• Leading the pride

• Hunting and caring for cubs

• Defending the territory

Where can lions be found in the wild?

• Australia

• South America

• Africa and India

• North America

What is the typical habitat of a lion?

• Savannah

• Rainforest

• Mountain

• Desert

How fast can lionesses run when hunting?

• 30 miles per hour

• 40 miles per hour

• 50 miles per hour

• 60 miles per hour

When do lionesses prefer to hunt?

• At noon

• In the morning

• At night

• During the day

How many hours a day can lions sleep?

• 10 hours

• 15 hours

• 20 hours

• 25 hours

What is the role of male lions in a pride?

• Hunting

• Caring for cubs

• Defending the territory

• Leading the hunt

What has happened to the lion population in the last 30 years?

• It has doubled

• It has increased slightly

• It has remained the same

• It has decreased by half

What is a major threat to the lion population?

• Climate change

• Hunting

• Lack of food

• Disease