The lion has the loudest roar of all the big cats. It's so loud it can reach 114 decibels (at a distance of around one metre) and can be heard from as far away as five miles. A roar is more than just showing off. Both male and female lions roar to communicate their location, show their strength, and intimidate other pride lions. Lions definitely know who is the boss no wonder they are known as Kings of the Jungle. #wildearthtv #widlearthkids #lionfacts #kidsconservationistsofthefuture #lionroar

Lion Cub Roaring Roar Sound #shorts#baby#lion | The Lion

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A baby lion, called a cub, communicates with its mother through soft mews, chirps, and little roars. These sounds help the cub get her attention, especially when it’s hungry or needs comfort. If a cub gets separated, it will call out loudly, and the mother will respond with her own calls to guide it back. Lionesses are very protective of their cubs and will quickly come running if they hear distress calls. This strong bond is essential for the cub’s survival in the wild. Credit unknown Please DM