A lion's day, working 4 hours.

Lions are the largest cats in Africa. An adult lion can weigh up to 250 kilograms, which is second only to the Siberian tiger and equivalent to the Bengal tiger. As for other subspecies, tigers are smaller than lions. Until today, who is stronger, the lion or the tiger, is still a controversial topic. However, on the African continent, lions are well-deserved brothers!

Lions are social and like to live in groups. When fighting, they like to go with the whole family, with the lioness as the lead and the lion as the backup. Almost all animals except elephants are their prey.

Like domestic cats, lions sleep for a long time. The most common scene on the grassland is a group of lions sleeping together, and some lions even put their paws out in a very cheap posture.

For lions, this posture means that they are not wary now, because no animal on the grassland dares to touch the ground above Tai Sui's head except humans, so they often pose in the most comfortable position to enjoy the afternoon. Because the belly is upside down, it can make the lion more conducive to heat dissipation and sleep better.

Usually, lions spend 20 hours sleeping. This is because the environment where lions live is very hot, and they often face the problem of water shortage. Therefore, they adopt this lazy lifestyle to reduce energy consumption, especially when the dry season comes, which makes them often go hungry. It is especially important to increase sleep and reduce activities.

Another habit of lions is yawning. Even when I was awake, I yawned all over the sky and looked like a kidney deficiency. Only in the cool morning and evening, the lion will happily come out to hunt or patrol the territory, making people feel the majesty of the king.

In fact, the lion yawns not because he is not awake and depressed, but through this way to demonstrate around!

When the weather gets cold, the lion wakes up from his sleep. They yawn first, showing their sharp teeth, reminding the peepers around them not to make a move.

Then some lionesses began to take care of their cubs, and some played together. The purpose of adult lioness playing is often obvious, that is, to exercise muscles and do hot work for the body, which indicates that hunting activities are about to begin!

On the other hand, lions spend most of their waking hours patrolling the territory, expelling competitors who may pose a threat to themselves. The territory of a lion group is about 15 square kilometers to 500 square kilometers, depending on the richness of animals in the territory. Therefore, if you rule a kingdom with poor products, the lion usually works very hard!