NessaBoo:
Awwwww, I love elephants ehn, they are very social...watching them go around their business is always an incredible moment. Lemme add one for OP.

There is a structured social order in an elephant’s lifestyle...the females spend their entire lives in tight family groups made up of mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sisters and daughters, the eldest female normally leads the group while the adult males prefer to live a bachelor lifestyle.

Adanairaland:




Wow..

I love them too

tolexy007:
u forget to add this, Elephants have a long memory

NessaBoo:
Awwwww, I love elephants ehn, they are very social...watching them go around their business is always an incredible moment. Lemme add one for OP.

There is a structured social order in an elephant’s lifestyle...the females spend their entire lives in tight family groups made up of mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sisters and daughters, the eldest female normally leads the group while the adult males prefer to live a bachelor lifestyle.

chloride6:
You need to attend night school OP

"The last known elephant"

skales67:


Most strong male animals prefer that bachelor lifestyle. Eg: Elephants, Lions, Eagles etc. The only time they go near the females is when they want to mate...after shagging, they find their levels.

The male species of animals that tend to stay close to their female partners are usually weak eg: Penguins, Pigeons, Dolphins etc

NessaBoo:
Awwwww, I love elephants ehn, they are very social...watching them go around their business is always an incredible moment. Lemme add one for OP.

There is a structured social order in an elephant’s lifestyle...the females spend their entire lives in tight family groups made up of mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sisters and daughters, the eldest female normally leads the group while the adult males prefer to live a bachelor lifestyle.

ednut1:
They conduct burial rites

BIAFRONIGERIAN:


How?

lonelydora:
Elephants have the best memory

stanliwise:
Do you mean to say with the parent?? because lion stay with multiple female partners and yet exceedingly strong.

skales67:


Most strong male animals prefer that bachelor lifestyle. Eg: Elephants, Lions, Eagles etc. The only time they go near the females is when they want to mate...after shagging, they find their levels.

The male species of animals that tend to stay close to their female partners are usually weak eg: Penguins, Pigeons, Dolphins etc

skales67:


Male lions never hang out with the females.
When male lions attain the lion puberty stage, there is a very wild and deadly fight between them. The one that wins all becomes the "Alpha Male" who ultimately becomes the leader of the pride. The defeated males leave the area to live a solitary life although they may be in a group of 2 or 3 but will never come back to the territory of the alpha male unless they want a rematch which is very unlikely.

Now the Alpha male is the leader of the pride and he has the rights to all the female lions. He doesn't sit near them or hangs out with them but stays in a secluded area usually surrounded by trees (shelter). He only has contact with the females when he wants to feed or mate.

Do yo know that the Alpha male lion rarely hunts for his food? The female lions that consist of his pride do the hunting and when they kill prey, they make a unique sound to tell the male that food is ready. He comes to the spot and takes the chunk of meat he needs from the kill and goes back to his domain and eats leaving the rest for the females and their cubs to share. The females do this because in most cases, if the alpha male is hungry and is not summoned for food, he will come and take one of his cubs (his own child) and eat it!

All an alpha male lion who is ultimately known as the king of the jungle does mostly nothing but to eat and sleep all day but he protects his territory.

LadyJasper:

You were almost correct except that male lions that live bachelor lifestyles are the ones without their own pride, if not, male lions usually have their own prides that covers a particular territory comprising a number of females they mate with and their cubs. Lions are hardly solitary animals inclusive of their males.

skales67:


Male lions never hang out with the females.
When male lions attain the lion puberty stage, there is a very wild and deadly fight between them. The one that wins all becomes the "Alpha Male" who ultimately becomes the leader of the pride. The defeated males leave the area to live a solitary life although they may be in a group of 2 or 3 but will never come back to the territory of the alpha male unless they want a rematch which is very unlikely.

Now the Alpha male is the leader of the pride and he has the rights to all the female lions. He doesn't sit near them or hangs out with them but stays in a secluded area usually surrounded by trees (shelter). He only has contact with the females when he wants to feed or mate.

Do yo know that the Alpha male lion rarely hunts for his food? The female lions that consist of his pride do the hunting and when they kill prey, they make a unique sound to tell the male that food is ready. He comes to the spot and takes the chunk of meat he needs from the kill and goes back to his domain and eats leaving the rest for the females and their cubs to share. The females do this because in most cases, if the alpha male is hungry and is not summoned for food, he will come and take one of his cubs (his own child) and eat it!

An alpha male lion who is ultimately known as the king of the jungle does mostly nothing but to eat and sleep all day but he protects his territory.

BIAFRONIGERIAN:

How?

stanliwise:

Nice write up bro I appreciate your effort. So you mean that lion could eat their cub if they are very hungry?? I will check it out.

skales67:


Most strong male animals prefer that bachelor lifestyle. Eg: Elephants, Lions, Eagles etc. The only time they go near the females is when they want to mate...after shagging, they find their levels.

The male species of animals that tend to stay close to their female partners are usually weak eg: Penguins, Pigeons, Dolphins etc

bluefilm:


It's a lie.

Lions don't practice cannibalism.

Lions only kill the cubs to force their mothers back to mating mode.

Mind you, those cubs he will try to kill are never his.

Justdare:

And humans

bluefilm:


It's a lie.

Lions don't practice cannibalism.

Lions only kill the cubs to force their mothers back to mating mode.

Mind you, those cubs he will try to kill are never his.

Tushkito:

Take it easy with your lies abeg

Tushkito:


Take it easy with your lies abeg