Why do lions roar?
Lions roar to say, "This is our home!" to other lions far away.
Pip’s answer
- Lions roar to say, "This is our home!" to other lions far away.
- Ooh, a roar is so loud it can be heard miles and miles away!
- Lions in a family also roar to call each other and stay together.
- Wow-ee, even baby lion cubs practice with tiny little roars! Hehe!
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For grown-ups
Lions roar to announce their territory, warn rival lions to stay away and keep in touch with members of their group, called a pride. A lion's roar can be heard up to about 8 kilometers away. Both males and females roar.
Ask your child: How far away do you think your loudest voice can be heard?
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