The Life Cycle of a Lion

                 The Life Cycle of a Lion 

        The life cycle of a lion is about 20 years.  It starts when they are born.  They remarkably only weigh 3 lbs on birth! Then they can actually start walking when they are 10 days old. Later, when they are 4 - 6 weeks old they are introduced to their pride. Later when they are about 6 months old they are weaned and can eat food other than their mother's milk.  When female lionesses are 11 months old they learn how to hunt. When they are about 3 - 4 years old they can reproduce and give more baby lions birth

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