Assertion details
Summary
lion live 40 in group
TEMPORAL
usually 3
MANNER
together 2
OTHER
with others 1
4 facets
Facet Type Facet cluster
usually 3 temporal
usually 2
often 1
together 2 manner
with others 1 other
in the pride 1 location
3 triples in cluster
lion live in group 38
lion be kept in group 1
lion stay in their groups 1
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  • SRC Do they live in groups or are they solitary animals ?
  • SRC Fondly known as the ‘ king of the jungle ’ , lions are the only cats to live in groups , which are called prides .
  • SRC Known as the most social of all big cats , lions live together in groups , called prides .
  • SRC Lions are actually the only cats that live in groups , but many other species of animals , including deer , wolves and prairie dogs , live in groups .
  • SRC Lions are social animals and must be kept in groups .
  • SRC Lions are social animals that live in groups that consist 15 to 40 related females and offspring , known as prides .
  • SRC Lions are social cats and live in groups called prides .
  • SRC Lions are the most social of all cats and live in groups called prides .
  • SRC Lions are the only big cat to live in a group with others .
  • SRC Lions are the only big cats that live in groups , called prides .
  • SRC Lions are the only big cats that live in groups , which are called prides .
  • SRC Lions are the only big cats who are social , living in groups called prides .
  • SRC Lions are the only cats that live in groups ( prides ) and need a lot of contact with each other .
  • SRC Lions are the only cats that live in groups , called prides .
  • SRC Lions are the only cats that live in groups , which are called prides .
  • SRC Lions are the only cats that live in groups , which are called prides — though there is one population of solitary lions .
  • SRC Lions are the only cats to live in groups , have a tuft at the end of their tail and have a mane .
  • SRC Lions are the only wild cats that live in groups called pride .
  • SRC Lions are unique in that they are the only cats to live in groups ( prides ) .
  • SRC Lions for the most part stay in their groups in the pride , although males are related to the females they are not related to other males .
  • SRC Lions live in groups called prides .
  • SRC Lions live in groups called “ prides ” .
  • SRC Lions live in groups that are called prides .
  • SRC Lions usually live in groups called prides
  • SRC Lions usually live in groups called “ Prides ” .
  • SRC Lions will live in a group called a pride .
  • SRC Lions , which live in groups called prides , are the most social cats .
  • SRC Most big cats like tigers live and hunt alone , but lions live together in groups called prides .
  • SRC Other wild cats are mostly solitary but lions live in a group called pride .
  • SRC The lion is the only big cat that lives in a group , or pride , which may number from 5 to 35 members .
  • SRC They are the only cats that live in groups , as most big cats are solitary .
  • SRC They live in a group called a pride .
  • SRC They live in groups called prides that consist of a group of females , their offspring and a small number of male lions .
  • SRC They live in groups called prides that consist of a group of females , their offspring and a small number of male lions .
  • SRC They live in groups called prides which consist of six to seven individuals on average .
  • SRC They live in groups called prides .
  • SRC They live in groups , called prides , of around 30 lions .
  • SRC They live in groups , which are called ' Prides ' .
  • SRC Unlike most cats , the lion is a social animal , living in groups known as prides .
  • SRC Unlike other felines , the lion is a social animal and often lives in groups known as prides .