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Diet and Nutrition of the Lion

Posted on June 26, 2017 by Matthew Dalby

Do lions eat the organs of their prey, or can a lion survive only on muscle meat? I’ve seen this question asked online but clear answers are hard to find, at least not answers with sources backing them up. In … Continue reading →

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