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When Do Lionesses Roar?

Sarah Jenkins • • 6 min read
When Do Lionesses Roar?

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Most likely, the call is used to maintain and defend territories, or perhaps, since roaring most often occurs at night, dusk and dawn, it is used to locate one another in a lack of light. A roar can be heard from up to 2 miles away, and lions are able to perceive certain individuals' roars.

What does it mean when a lioness roars?

Both male and female lions roar to communicate their location, show their strength, and intimidate lions from other prides. This warning can be as loud as 114 decibels and can be heard up to five miles away.

What does it mean when female lions roar?

Lions roar to warn the intruders to stay away. Both male and female lions roar to show health and strength, but not all roars are territorial. They use it to communicate their location with other pride members. Lionesses also roar to communicate with males during the mating period.

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