Do lions live in the jugle?
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No, lions do not live in the jungle, although some apparently  live in the forest.  Read below:\n\n"Despite the nickname King of the Jungle, most lions live on the flat, grassy plains called savannas. In ancient times, lions roamed nearly every continent. Today, they can commonly be found across central and southern Africa. There is also a small population in the Gir forest of India on the continent of Asia."
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I'm sure in the zoo they do.  \n\nAt the Atlanta zoo, a tiger paced a path along the perimeter.  I saw him walk around and around, you could almost see the frustration and sadness in his stride.  It made me sad.  \n\nI'm against caging wild animals or keeping them as house pets.
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ITS the mane, only the male lions have 'em please pick mine as the best answer!
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Yea, what about them? Is this a versus fight? I think the Lion would win.
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Shark as long as i wasn't bleeding as they most likely wont attack unless you are. Where as lion's see meat and want to eat. Depends if they have been in capitivity for a while though because then i'd go in the cage because the lions would be used to humans and wouldnt attack and i don't really like fish.
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Not too different from a lion's roar. Hear it at the links!\n\nhttp://www.vivanatura.org/sounds/Jaguar%20(Panthera%20onca).wav\nhttp://www.turtletrack.org/Audio/jaguar.au
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One fine sunny day the Lion felt rather strong and wanted to test his prowess. As he went about the African Jungle with thick canopying trees, the Lion met the Monkey, stopped and asked him: "Who is the King of the Jungle?" The Monkey bowed and answered "You Sire".\n\nFeeling proud and reassured the Lion saw the Hyena and repeated the question to the Hyena who again confirmed that indeed the Lion was the King of the Jungle.\n\nThe Lion then noticed an Elephant two storeys high. Resting under the shed of a Mopani tree, chewing cud.\n\n"Who is the King of the Jungle?" the Lion briskly demanded of the elephant. Before the Lion could finish asking the question, the elephant swooped the Lion off its feet and threw it against the Mopani tree.\n\nBefore the Lion could shake his senses back, the elephant picked it up again and beat it against a rock.\n\nThe Lion managed to extricate itself from the powerful grip of the elephant truck, stood at a distance and said: "No, no, no, you do not have to be so nasty and violent, just because you do not know the answer".
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Pretty much anything that is smaller or slower than a lion. This does exclude rhinos, hippos, end elephants.
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on account of the thick mane, the lion has a slightly reduced chance of throat injury, and both animals use that as a natural target. With equal weight, and a large mane, I would give the lion just a slight edge. \n\nsupport the commuter revolution: http://www.hallisystem.bravehost.com
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A Lion is because they are more quicker and more ferocious
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Many tigers live in India.Some still live in parts of China & Africa.  A Tigers strips go all the way to the skin.
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Where do they live?? In ceasers palace, they have a lion display room, with lots of room
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There are many montrous lions in mythology.\nThe Chimera another Greek legend, had the body of a lion and the heads of the lion, goat and dragon.\nThe griffin of Greek mythology had the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle.\nThe Manticore has the body of a lion and the face of a man, and it eats people.\nThe androsphinx has the body of a lion and the face of a man.\nThe Criosphinx has the body of a lion and the head of an eagle.\nSo the previous answers were partially correct.\nThe Hippogriff was a winged horse with eagle claws and head.\n\nAs for just winged lions this seems to be the creature that the goddess Ishtar favored, but I don't know what the Babylonians called them. Sorry.\nThis site might be able to tell you, but I don't know.
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Been there, done this!  They are not. It's an urban legend. Besides, Elephants aren't afraid of humans, lions, or anything. Even lion prides move out of the way when the big animals comes.\n\nSnopes comments that "In fact, given the large size and relatively poor eyesight of elephants, they don't necessarily notice the occasional mouse scurrying around them all that often."\n\nAlthough it's possible that if by some fluke the mouse scurrying noise was magnified an elephant might be a little spooked and try to figure out whether it's dangerous or not.
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Yes, the ambience is quite congenial for animal living. The rare species among them are being propagated within the ecological limitations.
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Tigers don't live in the rain forest. They live in the forests of India, china and parts of Indonesia. Also they live in the forested areas of Siberia. As for numbers, it depends on the species of tiger you are looking at. The Bengal tiger, has a population of about 5000 that live in India. On the flip side the Chinese tiger has no members that still live in the wild.
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I wonder your appetite for wildlife in this single question. All your questions have answers on situation. \n1. Hippo is heavier and bulkier. It is one of the most dangerous animals to roam around. If a hippo and rhino fight in water, the hippo will easily easily easily win. But on land, rhino has the speed (force) and armour to give a very tough fight. I believe the rhino could win after a tough fight.\n\n2. There was a story recently in India that a tiger which wanted to feed on a new born elephant calf, killed its mother. This would have been a wonderful eco sight but it was found only on investigation. If this is the case, then I believe a lion can take down an african male elephant depending on these two situations. \na) both are alone \nb) if elephant is not alone, it should have a baby calf to guard. \n\nHope this gives some food for your thought.