The lion ('Panthera leo') has a number of characteristics that make it different from the other wild predatory cats of the world, and among those key differences is its social behavior. While some lions are nomads, traveling and hunting individually or in pairs, most lions live in a social organization known as a pride. This is quite unique among the world's large cat species, most of which are lone hunters throughout their adult lives.

The size of a lion pride can vary widely, and the structure differs between African and Asian subspecies. On average, a lion pride consists of about 14 animals.

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