Lions
Ashwin Achanta Period:3 5/16/16
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Other Info
- Lions live 15 years in the wild (African Lion)
- Lions live 24 years in captivity (African Lion)
- One lion can take down a buffalo
- Less than 21,000 lions remain in the wild in Africa
- Lions can live to 10 to 14 years
Works Cited
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Levit, Joe. "Living with Lions." National Geographic Extreme Explorer. Jan/Feb 2012: 16+. SIRS Discoverer. Web. 15 May 2016.
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