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Exotic Breeder
There is a lot of information on exotic breeder requirements, hunting, and ways to choose the babies.
There are about thirty or forty individuals in a pride. The territory of the pride is fixed and varies in size depending on the availability and distribution of prey. In larger territories, which can be as much as 200 square miles, prides are often split into smaller social groupings.
There is a lot of information on exotic breeder requirements, hunting, and ways to choose the babies.
To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!
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Exotic Breeder -
hunting, babies
Also called Oncefelas Geoffroyi, Geoffrey's Cat.
Hunting is a shared process. Lionesses hunt by ambush, with the majority of the hunting group chasing the prey toward individuals lying in wait who are then able to give chase over short distances before leaping on the selected animal for the kill. There is a lot of information on exotic breeder requirements, hunting, and ways to choose the babies.
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