Lions are family animals.  There are usually 1 to 6 males and 5 to 15 females per pride.
	When a new dominant male moves into the area, it kills the younger cubs sired by other dominant males to make females want to mate.
		Females share care of cubs and cooperate together to bring down prey.  Although they hunt, the males eat first.
	Males are 30% to 50% heavier then females, some have dark manes but most ones have golden males.
		Males also either live alone or in a pride.