Surprising Facts About Lions' Mating Behaviors and Sounds | Sounds of Lions Mating
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This video is about the surprising facts about lions' mating behaviors, including real mating sounds.
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Lions can mate up to 40 times daily and continuously for several days without food, as the lioness is receptive for only a short period.
After each mating session, which lasts about 10-20 seconds, the lioness often reacts with aggression and may swipe at the male.
This may seem surprising given that they have just mated. This behavior is due to the pain they experience, which is caused by the male lion's barbed organ. These barbs not only stimulate ovulation but also cause discomfort upon withdrawal.
A lioness might give a short, subtle call to signal availability for mating to nearby males.
The male often bites the female's neck during mating. A seemingly aggressive act of biting Lea's neck. This not only provided an anchor for their intimate union but also asserted his dominance in their intricate dance.
This act of neck biting wasn't merely a show of power. It also had a more subtle, profound purpose. It would trigger Lea's body to release an egg, a phenomenon unique to creatures like her, known as 'induced ovulators'. This increased the chances of their love dance bearing fruit, a critical element for the survival of their species.
However, there was another side to this coin. Mating could be uncomfortable for Lea, causing her to react instinctively. To protect himself from any potential backlash, Leo used his neck bite to keep her from turning around, ensuring his safety.
#lions #mating #sounds
Media Credits : Film Footage courtesy of Shutterstock, Inc.,
(authors and titles in order of appearance)
Jurgens Potgieter
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Lions can mate up to 40 times daily and continuously for several days without food, as the lioness is receptive for only a short period.
After each mating session, which lasts about 10-20 seconds, the lioness often reacts with aggression and may swipe at the male.
This may seem surprising given that they have just mated. This behavior is due to the pain they experience, which is caused by the male lion's barbed organ. These barbs not only stimulate ovulation but also cause discomfort upon withdrawal.
A lioness might give a short, subtle call to signal availability for mating to nearby males.
The male often bites the female's neck during mating. A seemingly aggressive act of biting Lea's neck. This not only provided an anchor for their intimate union but also asserted his dominance in their intricate dance.
This act of neck biting wasn't merely a show of power. It also had a more subtle, profound purpose. It would trigger Lea's body to release an egg, a phenomenon unique to creatures like her, known as 'induced ovulators'. This increased the chances of their love dance bearing fruit, a critical element for the survival of their species.
However, there was another side to this coin. Mating could be uncomfortable for Lea, causing her to react instinctively. To protect himself from any potential backlash, Leo used his neck bite to keep her from turning around, ensuring his safety.
#lions #mating #sounds
Media Credits : Film Footage courtesy of Shutterstock, Inc.,
(authors and titles in order of appearance)
Jurgens Potgieter
Lions mating on the road
Mating lions in the wild.
YDP
Lioness and lion mating in the wild Serengeti park in Tanzania.
TOM PEREIRA LAGE
Lions mating in a game reserve in SA
ER CREATIVE SERVICES LTD
Lion and Lioness mating in the daytime
Lion and a Lioness mate
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