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Editors, Researches, Sett, 2019, Let's Communicate, Retrieved from http://lionalert.org/page/how_do_lions_communicate

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Personally, social behavior has impacted many living things because it alerts us about what is going on. Whether it is an attack or greeting it is important to know what the other is trying to tell us.

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Lions have been using these sounds for awhile and they are one of the most superior animals in the Animal Kingdom. Therefore, this has helped them to survive.

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When lion families greet each other they will make hums and puffs to show that they are untroubled by each other.

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Lions not only use their roars for communication but to survive as well. The lion's roar is one of the loudest in the Animal Kingdom.Lions will roar to warn others to stay off their territory. Males in particular will roar due to their loud/ deep voice.

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The social behavior of the mate selection in lions comes from both the female and male. Unlike other species where the male has to impress the female.

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Lions move in "prides" which are large groups of lions.

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Lions tend to communicate with their family members by certain roars. These roars can also alert the family that another animal has went into their territory.

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Lions