Assertion details
Summary
lion be 36 social animals
DEGREE
very 10
usually 2
unusually 1
OTHER
compared to other cats 7
compared to other cat species 2
unlike tigers 1
LOCATION
in the wild 1
in cat family 1
11 facets
Facet Type Facet cluster
very 10 degree
very 9
highly 1
compared to other cats 7 other
compared to other cats 3
unlike other cats 2
unlike the other big cats 1
unlike most cats 1
usually 2 degree
usually 1
generally 1
compared to other cat species 2 other
in the wild 1 location
unlike tigers 1 other
in the felidae family 1 other
in cat family 1 location
with an interesting and complicated pride 1 other
unlike other felines 1 other
unusually 1 degree
9 triples in cluster
lion be social animals 16
lion be social 7
lion be social cats 4
lion be social animal 3
lion be social creatures 2
lion be social cat 1
lion be social wild cats 1
lion be social animals reproduction 1
lion be considered as the only social member 1
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  • SRC 1 ) Lions Are Social
  • SRC Although lions are social , they do n’t show solidarity when it ’s feeding time .
  • SRC Are they social animals ?
  • SRC As far as lions are concerned , they are social cats and live in prides ( pack of 15 - 40 lions ) .
  • SRC Compared to other cats , lions are social .
  • SRC Compared to other cats , lions are very social animals and live in groups of 5 to 25 individuals called prides .
  • SRC In the Felidae family or cat family , the lions are considered as the only social member .
  • SRC In the wild , lions are very social animals .
  • SRC Lions Are Very Social Animals Reproduction : Females Can Give Birth to 6 Cubs at a Time Hunting :
  • SRC Lions are highly social animals .
  • SRC Lions are social animals
  • SRC Lions are social animals and must be kept in groups .
  • SRC Lions are social animals but once a pride is formed , outsiders are not welcome .
  • 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 animals typically living in family groups called prides which can include up to three adult males and a dozen or so females and their young .
  • SRC Lions are social animals which live together in the form of a pride .
  • SRC Lions are social animals .
  • SRC Lions are social animals .
  • SRC Lions are social cats and live in groups called prides .
  • SRC Lions are social wild cats that live in special groups called “ prides ” .
  • SRC Lions are the only big cats who are social , living in groups called prides .
  • SRC Lions are unusually social compared to other cats .
  • SRC Lions are very social cats .
  • SRC Lions are very social cats .
  • SRC Lions are very social compared to other cat species , often living in prides that feature females , offspring and a few adult males .
  • SRC Lions are very social compared to other cat species , often living in prides that feature females , offspring , and a few adult males .
  • SRC The lion is also a very social cat with an interesting and complicated pride dynamic that in many ways is much more canine than feline .
  • SRC The lion is usually a social animal , while the tiger is solitary .
  • SRC They are social creatures and live in groups of about four to six adults called prides .
  • SRC Unlike most cats , the lion is a social animal , living in groups known as prides .
  • SRC Unlike other cats , lions are social animals .
  • SRC Unlike other cats , lions are very social animals .
  • SRC Unlike other felines , the lion is a social animal and often lives in groups known as prides .
  • SRC Unlike the other big cats , lions are social animals , living in prides of 20 - 30 members .
  • SRC Unlike tigers , lions are very social animals .
  • SRC While lions are generally social creatures , prides generally consist of 80 % females .