The majestic patriarch, bathed in sunlight, revels in the wind in his mane and the thunder of his voice. Around him, the true savannah power—hunting lionesses—rests, fierce and protective. As dusk falls, mighty women with broad tongues lick the tiny cubs' ears after pulling down giant prey. Adopted as a symbol, this pride is emblazoned on crests, a testament to its unrivaled majesty in the animal kingdom.
A lion is a powerful predator known for its strength and social structure, living in prides. They inhabit savannas and grasslands, hunting large herbivores. Male lions have distinctive manes, while females are the primary hunters. Lions are territorial and use their roar to communicate and assert dominance.
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