A baby lion is called a cub. Here are some interesting facts about lion cubs:
🦁 Quick Facts About Lion Cubs
Birth: Lion cubs are born in a den, usually in a litter of 2–4.
Blind at Birth: They open their eyes after about a week.
Spotted Fur: Cubs have rosette-like spots that fade as they grow.
Dependent on Mom: They rely on their mother (lioness) for milk and protection for the first 6 months.
Playful Nature: Cubs love to play, which helps them develop hunting skills.
Vulnerable to Predators: Hyenas, leopards, and even male lions sometimes threaten cubs.
❤️ Did You Know?
Lionesses in a pride often raise cubs together, sharing nursing and protection duties.
Only about 50% of lion cubs survive their first year due to threats like starvation and predators.
Would you like to know more about how lion cubs grow up or their role in the pride? 😊
