Lions

Up to 22 years in captivity and about 17 years in the wild.

Average is about 6-15 lions per pride but this is also determined from the amount of food available; however prides have been known to reach as much as 25.

Cubs will start chewing on meat at about 6-8 weeks old, when their teeth are starting to develop.

They can go without food for a maximum of 14 days and without water for 4 days but will eat wild cucumbers and wild melons to extract the moisture content.

About 20 square kilometres on average.

No!

Certainly not!

For exercise and for them to have more freedom it is also their initial training to get our lions used to people so that we can continue to use them in the movie and advertising world as well as supplying you; the client the opportunity of this experience.

They will be moved into a drive through enclosure.

It all depends on the temperament of each individual lion but it’s actually up to the people as they are the ones that feel intimidated by such a powerful animal not the animal he has only grown!

Certainly not. We are here to conserve and protect these species. We do not hunt.