Why do lions roar? Lions roar for two main reasons: 1. To communicate territory – A lion's roar can be heard up to 5 miles away and is used to warn other lions to stay away from their territory. 2. To locate and coordinate with pride members – Roaring helps pride members find each other and stay together, especially in large or dense habitats. For inquiry and booking Email: info@ovacadoadventures.com WhatsApp: 256757302198 Website : www.ovacadoadventures.com #masaimara #privatesafari #vacation #

13K views · 250 reactions | Did You Know a lion’s roar is so powerful it can be heard from up to 5 miles away? In nature, this helps lions communicate with their pride and warn others to steer clear of their territory. Here at the zoo, Chester’s roar travels far beyond his habitat—sometimes surprising people in nearby neighborhoods! If you live near the Zoo, have you ever heard Chester’s roar? Let us know in the comments! | Seneca Park Zoo | Facebook

91K views · 550 reactions | A baby lion’s roar is more of a tiny rasp...

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A baby lion’s roar is more of a high-pitched squeak or mewl than a full roar. Their vocal cords aren’t fully developed yet, so instead of the deep, thunderous sound adult lions make, cubs produce softer growls, squeals, and little roars as they practice. It’s adorable—and a big step toward finding their voice! Video credit goes to @rudihulshof Feel free to explore the gallery of this page, where you can express your support, admiration, and indulge in more amazing penguin photography. #animals #