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Inbreeding in Big Cats: Consequences and Conservation

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Inbreeding in Big Cats: Consequences and Conservation

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08-26-2023, 04:40 PM ( This post was last modified: 08-26-2023, 04:50 PM by Pckts )

The crater is a completely unique landscape and a relatively small area. It’s only going to house so many lions and generally lions can come and go as they please although most chose to stay if they can due to the year round prey source, water and cooler climates. 
The only real unique appearance for Lions there is the shoulder mane which is due to the cooler temps and their bigger girth which comes from the more abundant prey.
But you can see lions coming and going in the crater all the time, it’s not difficult for them to get in and out. Masai still walk their cattle in every day to graze.
I’ve been there btw, it’s a stunning place.
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