what is the adaptation of the lion
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the adaptation of Special Adaptations. The lion's archetypal roar is used to communicate with other group members and warn intruders of territorial boundaries. Long, retractable claws help the lion to grab and hold prey. The species' rough tongue helps it to peel the skin of prey animals away from flesh and flesh away from bone.
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Off the top of my head I would have to say that the following are adaptations that lions have:
--A Lion’s roar can be considered an adaptation as it is used to communicate with other pride members and with outsiders warning them to keep away.
--Their long, retractable claws help them to grab on to and keep hold of prey.
--Their rough tongue helps them to peel the skin of prey animals away from the flesh and the flesh away from the bone.
--The loose skin a Lion has on their belly allows a lion to be kicked by prey with little chance of injury.
There are probably more but I can’t think, I hope this answers your question
--A Lion’s roar can be considered an adaptation as it is used to communicate with other pride members and with outsiders warning them to keep away.
--Their long, retractable claws help them to grab on to and keep hold of prey.
--Their rough tongue helps them to peel the skin of prey animals away from the flesh and the flesh away from the bone.
--The loose skin a Lion has on their belly allows a lion to be kicked by prey with little chance of injury.
There are probably more but I can’t think, I hope this answers your question
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