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Lions typically live for around 10 to 14 years in the wild. They mate throughout the year, and after a gestation period of approximately 110 days, the female lion gives birth to a litter of one to six cubs. The lion cubs are born blind and helpless and rely on their mother for food and protection. They begin to open their eyes after about 10 days and start to walk around and play with each other after about three weeks.
For the first few months of their life, the lion cubs drink their mother's milk and gradually start to eat meat as they get older. At around six months old, they start to accompany their mother on hunts, learning important hunting skills. Lion cubs typically stay with their mother until they are around two years old, at which point they become sexually mature and can start to mate and reproduce themselves. However, male lions may leave the pride earlier and join a different pride or live alone as nomads.
Overall, the lion life cycle is a fascinating process that involves many stages of growth and development, from birth to adulthood and beyond.
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Bhavesh Bhavsar
I am Bhavesh Bhavsar live in Ahmedabad, State of Gujarat in India with my family.
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