Why do lions roar?
Lions roar to mark territory, communicate with pride members, and deter rivals. A lion’s roar can be heard up to five miles away.
How else do lions communicate?
Lions use body language, like head rubbing and grooming, to strengthen social bonds and express dominance or submission.
What can we learn from lion communication?
Lion interactions highlight the importance of teamwork, clear signals, and maintaining strong social bonds.
