Lion Cubs Vocalization Changes

Lions use roars to communicate with their pride and establish territory boundaries. Cubs begin vocalizing from birth, but their vocalizations mature into full roars by the age of two, as they mimic adult lions.

Why do lions roar?

• To attract other animals

• To communicate with their pride and establish territory

• To scare away prey

• To mimic other animals

At what age do lion cubs start to vocalize?

• From birth

• At six months

• At one year

• At two years

How do lion cubs' vocalizations change as they grow?

• They become quieter

• They start to mimic adult lions

• They stop vocalizing

• They become less frequent

When do lion cubs' roars become powerful?

• Closer to two years

• At one year

• At birth

• At three years

What is a significant change in lion cubs' vocalizations as they approach two years?

• They mimic other animals

• They start to roar powerfully

• They become silent

• They communicate less with their pride