The lion (Panthera leo) is a carnivorous mammal of the family felidelor, is one of four species of the genus Panthera, representative of big cats subfamily. It is one of the largest feline and one of the largest terrestrial predator in the world (after the polar bear, brown bear and tiger).
Lion male easily recognizable due to its mane and can weigh up to 250 kg. Females are much smaller, weighing up to 150 kg. Lions live around 20 years.
Lions are carnivores that live in groups consisting of females -familii Related, Chicken of both sexes and an unrelated male who mates with the adult females. Females dealing with hunting, while males defend and maintain territorial borders. Puppies males are expelled from the group when they mature.
Although it is known as the "King of the Jungle", the lion is an animal that lives in open fields, and can be found throughout Africa. Even so, it is a species in danger significant populations being found only in the national parks in Tanzania and South Africa.
The last remaining subspecies Asian lion (Panthera leo persica), who lived in ancient Greece to India, lives in Gir Forest of northwestern India. About 300 lei live in a sanctuary in Gujarat, India
The lions have disappeared from Greece, who lived the last place in Europe by the year 100 AD, but remained significant populations in North Africa until the early twentieth century.
The lion, the fox and the donkey Aesop
The lion, the fox and the donkey had agreed to make hunting companions. Once you have caught a big booty, returning from the forest, the donkey asked the lion share one game in the right portion of each of the three partners.
Donkey prey carefully divided into three equal parts and asked them modestly, the other two to choose their desired port. Angry lion pounced on the donkey and ate it in a jiffy. Then she told fox hunting to share between them.
Fox has placed the bulk of the spoils in a heap huge, and it only stopped for a bite. Satisfied, the lion said, "Who taught you, my dear, wonderful art of sharing? Hey, you're perfect when you do such a job. " Fox replied: "I learned from the donkey, the unfortunate fate."
Moral: Happy is the man that learns from the misfortunes of others.
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